THE INFLUENCE OF THE RENAISSANCE ON ENGLISH LITERATURE
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This article examines the influence of the Renaissance on English literature. It analyzes how the Renaissance influenced the form and content of literature through its humanism, the emergence of new genres and styles, the rediscovery of ancient Greek and Roman culture, and the development of human thought. The article cites the works of William Shakespeare, Edmund Spenser, and other Renaissance writers as examples. At the same time, it shows that the Renaissance made the human psyche and individual experience a central theme in literature, and developed new genres (drama, sonnet, essay) and means of expression. The article will help researchers, students, and readers understand the role and significance of the Renaissance in the history of English literature.
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