Anglo-Saxon Poetry and Medieval English Literature

Neoclassical literature was defined by common sense, order, accuracy, and structure. It valued the existing order and had a sense of __________.

During the Neoclassical Period, there were new experiments in verse including parody, fables, melodrama, letters, diaries, novels, and __________.

Neoclassical literature focused on the __________ Church as the primary universal source of information.

In Neoclassical literature, there was a Love for __________.

Neoclassical literature emphasized simplicity of __________.

Themes of Solitude were common in Neoclassical literature, along with an expression of __________.

Neoclassical literature focused on humanism and spontaneity, along with a sense of __________.

Neoclassical literature valued the mediaeval imaginative faculty and the __________ of words.

Three Periods in Neoclassical literature included love of liberty, interest in the supernatural, and the sense of __________.

In Neoclassical literature, there was an emphasis on grammar, expression, and themes of __________.