a cultural, artistic, and literary movement developed in Europe from the 15th to the 16th century. It marks
*a revival of arts and letters after the Middle Ages.
*Renaissance writers draw inspiration:
-from ancient texts and introduce new forms of writing
(examples include the sonnet and the essay).
a movement that advocates respect for the rules and models of Greco-Roman antiquity. Classical writers, such as Molière and Racine in France, prioritize order, reason, and balance in their works. Classicism is characterized by
a movement intellectual and philosophical that emerged in the 18th century in Europe. Enlightenment writers, such as Voltaire and Rousseau, advocate for freedom, tolerance, reason, and critique of society.
Their works, such as philosophical essays, encyclopedias, and epistolary novels contribute:
-----> to spreading Enlightenment ideas
------> to questioning established powers.
a movement that emphasizes the expression of emotions, imagination, and subjectivity.
Romantic writers, such as Victor Hugo and Emily Brontë, celebrate nature, passionate love, and the quest for the ideal. Their works are distinguished by:
a movement artistic and literary appeared in France around 1850. Born out of the need to react against the romantic sentimentality
It is characterized by:
an attitude of the artist towards reality --> aiming to represent as faithfully as possible reality, with subjects and characters chosen from themiddle or working classes.
The novel thus enters the modern age and can now address themes such as:
a movement that favors symbols and correspondences to express ideas and emotions.
Symbolist writers, such as Charles Baudelaire and Stéphane Mallarmé, seek to evoke invisible realities and provoke new sensations in the reader.
Their works are distinguished by their:
a movement artistic and literary that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century.
Surrealist writers, such as André Breton and Paul Éluard, explore the unconscious, dreams, and the irrational in their works.
Surrealism is characterized by its:
21st century contemporary literature is marked by a variety of currents and styles.
Writers are exploring new subjects, new forms of writing, and using new technologies to spread their works.
The themes addressed may include:
a cultural, artistic, and literary movement developed in Europe from the 15th to the 16th century. It marks
*a revival of arts and letters after the Middle Ages.
*Renaissance writers draw inspiration:
-from ancient texts and introduce new forms of writing
(examples include the sonnet and the essay).
a movement that advocates respect for the rules and models of Greco-Roman antiquity. Classical writers, such as Molière and Racine in France, prioritize order, reason, and balance in their works. Classicism is characterized by
a movement intellectual and philosophical that emerged in the 18th century in Europe. Enlightenment writers, such as Voltaire and Rousseau, advocate for freedom, tolerance, reason, and critique of society.
Their works, such as philosophical essays, encyclopedias, and epistolary novels contribute:
-----> to spreading Enlightenment ideas
------> to questioning established powers.
a movement that emphasizes the expression of emotions, imagination, and subjectivity.
Romantic writers, such as Victor Hugo and Emily Brontë, celebrate nature, passionate love, and the quest for the ideal. Their works are distinguished by:
a movement artistic and literary appeared in France around 1850. Born out of the need to react against the romantic sentimentality
It is characterized by:
an attitude of the artist towards reality --> aiming to represent as faithfully as possible reality, with subjects and characters chosen from themiddle or working classes.
The novel thus enters the modern age and can now address themes such as:
a movement that favors symbols and correspondences to express ideas and emotions.
Symbolist writers, such as Charles Baudelaire and Stéphane Mallarmé, seek to evoke invisible realities and provoke new sensations in the reader.
Their works are distinguished by their:
a movement artistic and literary that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century.
Surrealist writers, such as André Breton and Paul Éluard, explore the unconscious, dreams, and the irrational in their works.
Surrealism is characterized by its:
21st century contemporary literature is marked by a variety of currents and styles.
Writers are exploring new subjects, new forms of writing, and using new technologies to spread their works.
The themes addressed may include:
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