Pseudonym
2013
Present J.K rowlling under the pseudonym Robert Galbrait staris Carmoran strikes of crimen of fiction novels
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A Brief Overview of British Literature
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THE CONTEMPORANI PERIOD
2000
Has some of the poets such as Samuel Becket, Joseph Heller and Anthony Burgess
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The Philosopher Stone
1997
A school boy Wizard performs his first trick in dk Rowwlling's Harry Potter and the phillosopher stone
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Death
1995
Ropert Brookes's 1994 and others poems is publeshed in a few months aftter his deadt in ggreek
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The Caged birds
1979
US authhor Maya Angelou publishes her autobiographhical first novel i know why the caged birds sing
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THE POST MODERN PERIOD
1950 - 2000
Has poeets such as Michel Foucault, Roland Barthes, Jacques Derrida, Jean Baudrillard, and Jean-François Lyotard.
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Napoleon
1945
In george Orwells fabble animal farm a rutthles pig napoleon contras the farm yard using the tecniquues of stalings
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Hernest Heming
1940
Ernest Heming Way publishes the novel for whom the bell tollls set in the spanish ciivil war
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THE MODERN PERIOD
1936 - 1950
Begins with the world war I some of the poets are Virginia Woolf and Aldous Huxley
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Gone with the wind
1936
Author margaret Mitchel publlishes her one book Which becomees probably the best seellling novel of all time Gone witth the winnd
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Dalloway
1925
Virginia woolf Publlishes her novel Mrs Dalloway in which the actions is limited to a single day
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THE GEORGIAN PERIOD
1914 - 1936
Is named for the king George 5 has poets such as Ralph Edgon Jhon Musefield and Ruper Brook
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Mr polly
1910
H.G.wells publishes the history of Mr polly a novel abouth an scape from drab everyday existance
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Lucy Moud Montgomery
1908
Lucy Moud Montgomery's first novel Ame of green gobles instant fame and fortune
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THE EDWARDIAN PERIOD
1901 - 1914
Is named for the king Edward VII in the outbreak of the world war 1, include novelist as Josep cunrad and Ford Madox
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Wonderfull Wizard
1900
Frank Baum introduces children to Oz in his book the wonderfull wizard of Oz
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Time Machine
1849
H.G. well published the time machine a history abouth the time traveler whose first stop in the jurney is the year 802701
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Ebenzer Scrooge
1843
Ebenzer Scrooge mends his way just in the time in charles Dikens a cristmas carol
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THE VICTORIAN PERIOD
1832 - 1901
Is named for the name of the Queen Victoria who ascend to the throne, it was time of great social relligious inetelectuall issues has poets such as...
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Oliver Wonndell Holmes
1831
Oliver Wonndell Holmes's poems the last is inspired by an agedd soinnvur of he Boston tea party
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Pride and prejuice
1813
Pride and prejuice based on a youthful work f 17 aledd fiirst impresion is he second of the austen novels o be published
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Mary Wolllstone
1792
English author Mary Wolllstone publishes a personalety feminnist worrk a vindication of the right of women
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THE ROMANTIC PERIOD
1785 - 1832
Some people say that start with the French revolution, thiss era made works of coleridge Willian blackey Lord Bryant
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Jonathan Swif
1726
Jonathan swift send his hero on a series of bitterly satrical travels in gullivers travels
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Carolina
1625 - 1653
In this time has poets such as including Thomas Carew, Richard Lovelace, and John Suckling
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Willian Shakespeare
1601
Shakespeare central character in hamlet expresses both the ideas of renaissance and the dillusion of a less confident age
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Edmund Spennser
1590
English poet Edmund spenser celebrates the protestan Elizabeth I as the faerie Qeene
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Erasmus
1510
Erasmus and Thomas More take northern Renaissance in the direction of christian humanism
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THE RENAISSANCE PERIOD
1500 - 1660
Is divided in three parts Jacobean, Elizabeth and Carollina in tihis time the biible has been translated tto the kiing james version
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Thomas Malory
1469
Thomas Malory, in a gaol somewhere in England, complies Morte d'Arthur an English account of the French tales king Arthur
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Canterbury Tales
1387
Chauser begins an ambitious scheme for 100 canterbury tales, of which he completes 24 by the time of his death
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Will
1367
A narrator who call himself will, and whose name may be Langland, begins the epic poem of piers plowman
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Great work
0975 - 1025
Beouwulf, the first great work of germanic literature, mingles the legend of scandinavia with the experience in England of angles and saxons.
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Eddas
0959 - 1132
The material of eddas, taking shape in iceland, derives from earlier sources in Norway, Britain and burgundy
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Bade
0731
The venerable bade in his monastery at jarrow, completes his history of the English church and people.
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