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American Literature through Time

To find out more about a particular literature time period, click a link in the table below .

  • Puritan Times
  • Rationalism/Age of Enlightenment
  • American Renaissance/Romanticism
  • Gothic
  • Realism
  • Naturalism
  • Modernism
  • Harlem Renaissance
  • Postmodernism
  • Contemporary


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    Q&A:

    ???? (3/8/2010)
        Question has been submitted and is awaiting approval.


    Question: (2/22/2010)
    what is significant about puritanism?


    Question: (1/16/2010)
    what is an extended metaphor
    Answer: (1/19/2010)
    a metaphor that is longer than usual.



    Question: (10/29/2009)
    What were some basic influences to 19th century american literature?


    Question: (10/13/2009)
    what events happen in the purtian times


    Question: (9/7/2009)
    What time period does American literature consist of?
    Answer: (1/6/2010)
    to present

    Answer: (12/8/2009)
    16 century



    Question: (9/1/2009)
    which most piece of literature is recent in history


    Question: (8/31/2009)
    what is john smith's purpose in writing his history?


    Question: (8/18/2009)
    What are the most significant events of the colonial era time period?
    Answer: (9/10/2009)
    the revlution




    Question: (7/14/2009)
    What time period does American literature consist of?
    Answer: (1/22/2010)
    enilghtentment or colonialism,
    romanticism
    trancendentalism
    realism
    modernism
    and contemporary... your welcome :)

    Answer: (7/15/2009)
    Contemporary Literature.



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    Comments:

    Bill Montgomery (1/6/2010)
    for simplicity show the dates of the time periods of literature (not as part of the link but to the right of each in black


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