I have just started studying for the MTEL English (for certification in teaching English in the state of Massachusetts) and this video was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to break this down in such a thoughtful and well-organized way!
Great video! I'm thinking that a new general term for the next literary period after Post-Modernism could just be called "Globalism" or something nearly related. We have had a huge expansion of literature over the past 20 years that's available to more people than ever before globally. But in the near future we might be moving towards a more decentralised/nationalist or perhaps "Neo-nationalist" literary period. Thoughts? :)
In my opinon, I am not sure Globalism is quite accurate - yes we have a more invloved Global community with greater proliferation of Western Literature, but I still do not think we give literature form all parts of the world the same treatment. There is still a strong preferential treatment of Western literature. But I appreciate your attempt to label it.
Hi Cynthia, I am not sure I understand your question. Do you mean from different cultures and countries? Or in different eras? Can you explain a bit further?
I agree; this video was made to support a very Anglo-Centric literature course and several of the comments below are valid in terms of issues of post-colonial and post-modern thought are omitted. I apologize if the description is misleading.
Thank you. This class is helpfull for me. But i couldn't get clear text of seminal text of post modernism. Will you please mention them in the comment. Expecting from you
We are entering an era marked by Left & Right Extremism (the last epoch of the post modern falling apart of society) and we will try to move through this wasteland to the new 'Green Era'. If we can avoid a major war (maybe we could use a dash of Romanticism chucked in there).
This is great, but you could have gone into the Transcendentalists a bit more. Also, Harlem Renaissance was/is a vital part of American culture in terms of music, literature, poetry.
I have one question. I think that history of literature can help me understand how life has changed over period of 4000 years. Do you think it ( literature history) can help us understand the existence of creator (God)? And what is your view-point on it ? ( I am sorry if the question is a bit naive, but just would like to get a view-point)
You're question is really wonderful. I love your vulnerability. I think literature, philosophy, art, science, in all aspects has had that essential question in mind. In all my study, the Bible has such profound wisdom which transcends all literary and historical eras. Despite it's ancient antiquity, it's relevance to all eras, especially our post-post-modern era is quite remarkable. I highly recommend beginning your study on the existence of God through the literature of this inclusio work written by multiple authors over multiple millennia, who have an overwhelmingly unified theme. Then, as you read literature through the rest of the ages, you will see how it is continually weaving is themes through to present day. And if that is happening, and has been happening, the existence of God becomes apparent, remarkable, and even relatable.
exactly, present-day Mesopotamia actually corresponds largely to modern-day Iraq, and only with parts extending into southwestern Iran, southeastern Turkey, and northeastern Syria.
Hi Raisa, I am not sure I follow your question. Other resources about literary periods? I cannot think of one of the top of my mind. What kind were you hoping for?
@@raisamartinez9016 I am afraid I am still not clear on what you are asking. Which licensing test? Is it for a national agency or some form of international certification? What sorts of resources are you requiring? I doubt that I have any to offer.
Thanks sir I need a complete lecture on Short stories collection by David Foster Wallace Oblivion and The Suffering Channel can you provide within 5 days
I have just started studying for the MTEL English (for certification in teaching English in the state of Massachusetts) and this video was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to break this down in such a thoughtful and well-organized way!
Wish you good luck dear Hilary!
My pleasure Hilary! I am glad it was useful.
I'm studying for the CSET English (credentialing in California) and I agree - this video was a great overview of the literary periods.
Hi, would you recommend any books to study further about these literary periods?
I’m here for the TExES (Texas state exam). I’m so glad that I’m not the only one using this video🙂
Thanks to your video I've learned more about literature than in one semester at university 😅
Thanks a million. I found it clear, easy to understand, and helpful.
Gilgamesh epic setting in old Iraqi kingdoms NOT Iran
Great video!
I'm thinking that a new general term for the next literary period after Post-Modernism could just be called "Globalism" or something nearly related. We have had a huge expansion of literature over the past 20 years that's available to more people than ever before globally. But in the near future we might be moving towards a more decentralised/nationalist or perhaps "Neo-nationalist" literary period.
Thoughts? :)
In my opinon, I am not sure Globalism is quite accurate - yes we have a more invloved Global community with greater proliferation of Western Literature, but I still do not think we give literature form all parts of the world the same treatment. There is still a strong preferential treatment of Western literature. But I appreciate your attempt to label it.
This was so great! Thank you so much for posting this video. You explained each period very well and had a nice flow.
Thanks, Rudy.
Hi there! Informative video because you defined the periods logically and scientifically.
Thanks & regards.
Best video and explanation is awesome ❤❤❤❤❤ you are my teacher in literature ❤❤❤ thank u from srilanka.. please do again like this
Thank you so much❤ I was looking for this and you explained it so clearly.
Wow, finally a summary on the literary epochs!
Thank you very much . You’re wonderful. Very clear and interesting explanation . Your tone of voice is wonderful too.
Please provide me the list of all the major authors during these different periods, it will be a great favor. Thank you so much. ❤
great video and very concise info! i have an exam in 3 days and its very helpful!!
How was your exam?
Finally a good reading list I found on the internet. I'm tired of reading the list that had Harry Potter and Twilight in it.
Thanks for everything teacher❤ Really best video on literature I have ever seen it helps to me so that improve our literature knowledge❤❤
Thank you so much for the video I know I’m late to see it but at least I saw it thank you again 🙏♥️
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I was wondering if you can find time to post videos about the different literary traditions.
Hi Cynthia, I am not sure I understand your question. Do you mean from different cultures and countries? Or in different eras? Can you explain a bit further?
this was SOOO helpful!! Studying for the GACE rn and this is awesome!
Thank you very much! It was so helpful, very clear and well structured ❤
That was great, such an amazing job you did. Best wishes
what is the difference between Literary Movements and Literary periods?
Thank you for this video!
Beautifully explained thnku so much for such useful knowledge
thanks a lot, that was REALLY great and comprehensive, all the time I made notes. thank you.
I am glad to hear it, Rezvan.
You're very welcome!
Great video, thank you very much , note to self(nts) watched all of it 19:04
Thank you so much for this upload! 💗
thanks a lot for you effort i really appreciate that, but something is missing what about realism, and post colonialism literary movements ?
British and American have different periods.
@@jessicacisneros2133This explained the confusion I was having for months, thank you
The tittle should be "English Literary Perioda" bacause it is a mostly english-centered view of literature
I agree; this video was made to support a very Anglo-Centric literature course and several of the comments below are valid in terms of issues of post-colonial and post-modern thought are omitted. I apologize if the description is misleading.
That really helped me last year
Thanks !!!!
Thank you. This class is helpfull for me. But i couldn't get clear text of seminal text of post modernism. Will you please mention them in the comment. Expecting from you
I find it very helpful due to the ballanced content and excellent delivery. Thank you
Gilgamesh is set in Iraq 🇮🇶 now not in Iran,
Thank you so much.Its really helpful.
Excellent, thank you!
Thanks alot. It is a helpful overview. But Gilgamesh is in Iraq not Iran.
this was very helpful and very clear ! thank you !happy new year
I am happy I could help.
Thanks for this short and sccurate explanation!
Thank you so much for this video. But where does Realism fall ?
Modernism
Thank you so much sir. Brilliant.
We are entering an era marked by Left & Right Extremism (the last epoch of the post modern falling apart of society) and we will try to move through this wasteland to the new 'Green Era'. If we can avoid a major war (maybe we could use a dash of Romanticism chucked in there).
Thank you so much, Sir. It was very helpful.
I am glad it helped, Kunal.
This is great, but you could have gone into the Transcendentalists a bit more. Also, Harlem Renaissance was/is a vital part of American culture in terms of music, literature, poetry.
Yes, for an American angle those would have been totally relevant inclusions. The course I designed this video for was very Euro-Anglo-centred.
@@mrbystromflipsenglishclass6924 Lol well that's for certain :)
Thank you for this!!
I have one question. I think that history of literature can help me understand how life has changed over period of 4000 years. Do you think it ( literature history) can help us understand the existence of creator (God)? And what is your view-point on it ?
( I am sorry if the question is a bit naive, but just would like to get a view-point)
I’m not a professional but I think so.
You're question is really wonderful. I love your vulnerability. I think literature, philosophy, art, science, in all aspects has had that essential question in mind. In all my study, the Bible has such profound wisdom which transcends all literary and historical eras. Despite it's ancient antiquity, it's relevance to all eras, especially our post-post-modern era is quite remarkable. I highly recommend beginning your study on the existence of God through the literature of this inclusio work written by multiple authors over multiple millennia, who have an overwhelmingly unified theme. Then, as you read literature through the rest of the ages, you will see how it is continually weaving is themes through to present day. And if that is happening, and has been happening, the existence of God becomes apparent, remarkable, and even relatable.
This was really, really good.
Thank John. I am glad you liked it.
Thank you!
Nice flip
Hi, good clip
thank you very much sir.
I want to ask a question so when teacher asks me what is the main epochs and ages of the English literature how I can answer the question
That seems like a huge and vague question. I would ask the teacher to clarify further.
I really appreciate this video! It helps a lot, thank you Bryson (^^)
Gilgamesh epic was in Mesopotamia bro
Mesopotamia includes modern day Iran (among other countries, it was/is a big region)
thnk u so much it was vey helpful and clear
Happy to help. I am glad you liked it.
Thank you
this is very helpful
very helpful!
Awesome clip. But you didn't mention Virginia Wolf. May I ask why?
I was about listening but you mentioned that Gilgamesh is from Iran?! Really you missed up the history from the beginning
exactly, present-day Mesopotamia actually corresponds largely to modern-day Iraq, and only with parts extending into southwestern Iran, southeastern Turkey, and northeastern Syria.
Very well put 👏🏼
Thank you, Aisha.
Excellent! Do you have any other resources you've created?
Or resources you'd recommend to study major period literature?
Hi Raisa, I am not sure I follow your question. Other resources about literary periods? I cannot think of one of the top of my mind. What kind were you hoping for?
@@mrbystromflipsenglishclass6924 to study fir the teacher licensing test. I should have been more specific. Ty
@@raisamartinez9016 I am afraid I am still not clear on what you are asking. Which licensing test? Is it for a national agency or some form of international certification? What sorts of resources are you requiring? I doubt that I have any to offer.
thank you sooo much ^^
You are most welcome, Fatima!
Shit made me pass english frfr
I am glad to hear it. (Though I hope it is not s--t.) 🙂
Thanks sir
I need a complete lecture on Short stories collection by David Foster Wallace Oblivion and The Suffering Channel can you provide within 5 days
Hi Amir, I am afraid not. Good luck.
@@patrikbystrom5031 ok
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7:35
Wow 😳😳
This has quality materials obviously but the sound quality is little bit dissatisfying 😕😕😕I didn't hear anything without using my sound box
Neo-Classicism 07:29
There were no mentions of any non-write writers...so it's a no from me dawg...
Chinua Achebe, a Nigerian author, wrote Things Fall Apart in 1958 and that is listed under Post-Modernism.