*ENG 501: Approaches to Research: Literature
This online research guide is designed to support students enrolled in the ENG 501: Approaches to Research: Literature course.
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Literature Online: Literary Periods
Literature Online
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Literary Periods:
- Age of Goethe, 1774-1832
- Age of Sensibility, 1745-1785
- American Colonial Period, 1607-1765
- American Confessional Period, 1960-
- American Conformity and Criticism Period, 1930-1960
- American Naturalistic and Symbolistic Period, 1900-1930
- American Realistic Period, 1865-1900
- American Romantic Period, 1830-1865
- Ancient Greek Period, ca. 1100 BC-600 AD
- Ancient Hebrew Period, to 70 AD
- Anglo-Norman Period, 1100-1350
- Anglo-Saxon Period, 600-1100
- Augustan Period, 1700-1745
- Canadian Colonial Period, ca. 1610-1867
- Canadian Confederation Period, 1867-1920
- Canadian Contemporary Period, 1960-
- Canadian Modern Period, 1920-1960
- Commonwealth Interregnum Period, 1642-1660
- Early Victorian Period, 1837-1860
- Edwardian Period, 1901-1914
- Eighteenth Century, 1700-1799
- Elizabethan Period, 1558-1603
- Inter-War Period, 1918-1939
- Jacobean and Caroline Period, 1603-1660
- Late Victorian Period, 1880-1901
- Medieval Period, 1100-1500
- Mid-Victorian Period, 1860-1880
- Middle English Period, ca. 1350-1500
- Modernist Period, 1899-1945
- Neoclassical Period, 1660-1785
- Nineteenth Century, 1800-1899
- Postwar Period, 1945-1999
- Renaissance Period, 1500-1660
- Restoration Period, 1660-1700
- Revolutionary and Early American Period, 1765-1830
- Roman Period, ca. 500 BC-600 AD
- Romantic Period, 1780-1837
- Siglo de Oro (Spanish Golden Age), 1500-1681
- Tudor Period, 1500-1603
- Twentieth Century, 1900-1999
- Twenty-First Century, 2000-
- Victorian Period, 1837-1901