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The influence of the British Literature in the world

The British literature was produce in England, Irish the writers and the Scottish writers they identify with the British letters.

Then comethe old English, The majority of Old English poetry was probably composed to be sung to the accompaniment of harp, the bard.

The middles English extend since 1066 to 1485, and was characterized bythe French literature to the shape and themes, the French language replaced the English literature in the literary composed. When the English come back to uses again, have been suffered deeptransformation and was acquired the characteristics with new foreign terms.

Middle English literature of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries is much more diversified than earlier literature in OldEnglish. Elements of Italian and French influence, and held various indigenous styles, reasons that contribute to create works that are difficult to classify
In the fifteenth century poetrycontinued influenced by Chaucer, but one can say that medieval themes and styles were already sold out. Highlights the work of

Thomas Malory, Le Morte d'Arthur (1469-1470), which shifted the traditionof Arthurian novels from France to English prose of remarkable vitality.
In 1485 began a golden age of English literature which lasted until 1660. Since the introduction of printing in 1476, thenumber of readers multiplied. The rise of the middle class, the development of trade, the spread of education among the laity and not just the clergy, the centralization of power and the intenseintellectual life in the court of the Tudor and Stuart were aspects that favored a new impetus in the literature.

The new literature, however, not fully flourish until 1550, during the reign of Elizabeth I.The English contribution to the European movement known as human been too belongs to this period. Humanism, which promotes the study of authors of classical antiquity, favored the emergence of a...