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 |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\nVIP COACHING CENTER PG-TRB ENGLISH-9677747957  \nMODERN LITERATURE (1400-1600)  \nGeoffry Chaucer (1340-1400)  \n1) The Boke of the Duchesse 5) The Canterbury Tales  \n2) The Romaunt of the rose 6) Legends of Good Women  \n3) The House of Fame 7) The Parliament of Fouls  \n4) Troylus Cryseyde  \nEdmund Spenser (1552-1599)  \n1) The Faerie Queene 5) Prothalamion  \n2) The Shepheardes Calender 6) Mother Hubberd‘s Tale  \n3) Amoretti 7) The Ruins of Time  \n4) Epithalamion 8) The Tears of the Muses  \n9) Astrophel  \nWyatt, Surrey-Selections in Peacock's English verse, Vol-I Ballads : Peacock-Vol-II  \nFrancis Bacon (1561-1626)  \n1) Essays 3) The New Atlantis  \n2) The Advancement of Learning 4) Novum Organum Phillip Sidney (1554 – 1586)  \n1) Arcadia  \n2) Astrophel and Stella  \n3) An Apologie for Poetrie  \nThe Bible: The Book of Job.  \nChristopher Marlowe (1564-1593)  \n1) Tamburlaine the great  \n2) Edward II  \n3) Doctor Faustus  \n4) The Jew Of Malta  \n5) The tragedy of Dido, 6) Queen of Carthage  \nVIP COACHING CENTER PG-TRB ENGLISH-9677747957  \nThomas Kyd ( 1557-1595) : The Spanish Tragedy Ben Jonson (1573-1637)  \n1) Bartholomew Fayre  \n2) Catline His Conspiracy  \n3) Cynthia‘s Revels‘Or the Fountain of Self Love  \n4) Epicaene or The Silent Women  \n5) Every Man is His Humour  \n6) Every Man Out of His Humour  \n7) Sejanus His Fall  \n8) The Alchemist  \n9) The Devil as an Ass  \n10)The Masque of Beauty  \n11)The Poetaster or His Arraignment  \n12)Volpone or the Fox  \nPoetry For Detailed Study  \nChaucer : Prologue to the Canterbury Tales  \nGeoffrey Chaucer 14th 1340-1400  \n􀂾 Age of Chaucer is a link bet the old and the New – age of transition 1373 – he began his Canterburry tn, Boccaccio furnished he ex for Chaucer‘s Canterbury tales greatest work of the ales.  \n􀂾 In his Decamero English period.  \n􀂾 C borrowed ideas for his C.T from Boccacio‘sDecamaron .  \n􀂾 Fatter of English Poetry reason 1. set 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First to teach the art of versification. C combines in himself the best elements of French and English culture. This is evident by comparing him with his two contemporaries – Langland and Gower .Langland seeks to revive old English tradition Gower stands for foreign culture chaucer stands midway bet Langland and Gower.  \n􀂾 was familiar with the works of Virgil and Ovid and Latin prose writers.  \n􀂾 The Black Death Occured( 4 times) in England during the reign of Edward III (1348-49)  \nVIP COACHING CENTER PG-TRB ENGLISH-9600736379  \nPeriod Period  \n2. The book of the Duchess(1369) offer consolation Italian  \nEnglish  \nTo the ofGauant to the death of his French life ―House of the fame‖  \nWife Blanche  \nRoman de la rose  \n􀂾 allegory-love poem transacted in to English. Hundred years of war began (C.T – greater work of this period)  \nin the reign of Edward III  \nChaucer – The poet  \nC Introduced 7 line decasyllabic stanza riming abab bcc known as rime royal was also called Triolus verse, Cressida verse, the Chaucerian stanza.  \n􀂾 7 line stanza (decasykabic)  \n􀂾 10 syllable couplet called heroic couplet (the five beat line, in stanza or couplet)  \nIntroduced  \n􀂾 Terzarima a seetian to ―The complaint to his Lady‖  \n􀂾 Popularised Freeh for","cbCaiilbEs9m1195","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiilbEs9m1195","pdf",48290305,1144,"English","# Modern Literature (1400-1600)\n## Geoffrey Chaucer (1340-1400)\n## Edmund Spenser (1552-1599)\n## Francis Bacon (1561-1626)\n## Philip Sidney (1554-1586)\n## The Bible: The Book of Job\n## Christopher Marlowe (1564-1593)\n## Thomas Kyd (1557-1595)\n## Ben Jonson (1573-1637)\n## Poetry for Detailed Study: Chaucer\n## Chaucer: Prologue to the Canterbury Tales","[{\"question\":\"Which major authors are covered in the Modern Literature 1400–1600 notes?\",\"answer\":\"The notes cover Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spenser, Francis Bacon, Philip Sidney, Christopher Marlowe, Thomas Kyd, and Ben Jonson, along with references to The Book of Job from the Bible.\"},{\"question\":\"What works of Geoffrey Chaucer are listed for study?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists The Boke of the Duchesse, The Romaunt of the rose, The House of Fame, Troylus Cryseyde, The Canterbury Tales, Legends of Good Women, and The Parliament of Fouls.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the document say about Chaucer’s language and verse forms?\",\"answer\":\"It discusses Chaucer’s use of the Midland dialect for growth of English, mentions verse structures such as the rime royal (Chaucerian stanza) and heroic couplet, and notes additional poetic forms like terza rima and popular free forms like roundels and ballads.\"}]","VIP COACHING CENTER PG-TRB ENGLISH-9677747957 - Overview of Modern Literature (1400-1600) | PDF",1789979588,1762]