Transition Period, karena adanya du

Transition Period, karena adanya dua figur yaitu, Chaucer dan shakespeare (1400-1550). 3 aliran yang berkembang pada masa itu: realisme, menceritakan apa adanya; naturalisme, penulis tidak hanya menggambarkan keadaan tetapi juga menemukan sebab akibat; romantic, talk about the idea. Charles Dickens the father of realismPuisi, John Lydgate (1370-1451) seorang penterjemah sejumlah cerita moral dan keagamaan, Stephen Hawes (meninggal 1523) seorang pencipta alegori dan John Skelton (1460-1529) sebagai seorang satiris.Prosa, yang paling terkenal adalah Sir Thomas Malary, contoh: king Arthur dan his knight. William Tyndale penterjemah kitab (1484-1536) karya Tyndale ini merupakan dasar dari “ Authorized Version”.Drama, miracle and mistery drama dari Old-Middle English, pada masa itu menceritakan tentang moralities and interlude tidak mengenai agama lagi tetapi tentang baik dan buruknya contohnya: everyman.

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Transition Period, because the two figures, namely, Chaucer and Shakespeare (1400-1550). 3 stream that developed at that time: realism, tell the truth; naturalism, the author not only describes the state but also find causation; romantic, talk about the idea. Charles Dickens, the father of realism
Poetry, John Lydgate (1370-1451) an interpreter a number of moral and religious stories, Stephen Hawes (died 1523), a creator of allegories and John Skelton (1460-1529) as a satirist.
Prose, the most famous being Sir Thomas Malary, for example: King Arthur and his knights. Book translator William Tyndale (1484-1536) Tyndale's work is the basis of the "Authorized Version".
Drama, miracle and mystery plays of Old-Middle English, in those days tell of moralities and interludes are not about religion anymore but about good and bad examples: everyman.

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Transition Period, because there are two figures, Chaucer and Shakespeare (1400-1550). 3 The flow that flourished at the time was: realism, telling what it is; Naturalism, the author not only describes the circumstances but also finds cause of consequences; Romantic, talk about the idea. Charles Dickens the father of realism
Poetry, John Lydgate (1370-1451) a translator of a number of moral and religious stories, Stephen Hawes (died 1523) an allegory creator and John Skelton (1460-1529) as a satirist.
The Prosa, the most famous is Sir Thomas Malary, example: King Arthur and his knight. This William Tyndale translator (1484-1536) was the basis of Tyndale's "Authorized Version".
Drama, Miracle and Mistery drama from Old-Middle English, at the time told about Moralities and interlude not about religion anymore but about good and bad example: Everyman.