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"fabliau" - 3 õppematerjali

English literature of the 14th-15th century
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English literature of the 14th, 15th century

because he spends all his money on books. He represents the spirit of learning. The Shipman represents many of his countrymen, other sailors, including pirates, who were making a name for England as a powerful maritime nation. o They each tell a story suitable for their class, different genres. The Knight ­ a romance, the Miller ­ a fabliau, the Prioress ­ a religious legend. Each story has its own prologue and epilogue. There are numerous interruptions, characterised by the pilgrims' own actions. The whole tales are a broad panorama of human nature including everything that is noble and base (the opposite of noble). · GC was in a transitional stage into the Renaissance. There is humanity and humanism in his works and it is why he has sympathy for people.

Kirjandus → Inglise kirjanduse ajalugu
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History of English literature
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History of English literature

Early Roman romances were in French. Later on they were written in Middle English. Alliteration gradually disappeared, rhyme appears for the first time in English poetry. The fatalistic outlook is gradually replaced by a sense of brightness and joy, it is the first sign of the changes to come. Also, for the first time, some elements of human psychology can be seen. As the cities grew and more citizens became more educated, new genres appeared ­ the fable and the (fablio) fabliau(x). Fables are short stories with animals for characters and usually a moral at the end. The most famous fable-writer ­ Aesop. Fabliaux ­ a comic, often has excessive sexual and scatological obscenity. Burghers, cuckolding (a cuckold ­ a man who's wife cheated on him).

Kirjandus → Inglise kirjanduse ajalugu
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English literature summary
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English literature summary

on  Celtic  legends).       Importance  of  the  church  during  the  Middle  Ages  (5th  c  to  15th  c).  Three  languages  used   in   England:   French,   English   and   Latin.   Main   literary   genres:   (1)   chivalric   romance,   (2)   the  fabliau  (a  comic,  often  anonymous  tale  that  is  characterised  by  an  excess  of  sexual   and   other   types   of   obscenity)   and   (3)   literature   on   religious   topics   –   either   moralistic   (teach  right  from  wrong)  or  ecclesiastical  (biblical  subject).       Middle   ages   –   English   becomes   a   literary   language

Keeled → Inglise keel
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