British Poetry and Drama (14th–17th Century) by A. N. Dwivedi is an important academic text that provides an overview of the major developments in English poetry and drama from the late medieval period through the Renaissance.
The book discusses the transformation of English literature during this period, beginning with the works of poets like Geoffrey Chaucer, whose writing helped shape early English poetry. It then traces the development of Renaissance literature, focusing on influential playwrights and poets.
Special attention is given to the dramatic achievements of William Shakespeare, whose plays and poetry became central to English literary tradition. The book also examines other important writers such as Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson, highlighting their contributions to the development of English drama.
Through critical analysis and historical context, A. N. Dwivedi explains how poetry and drama evolved during the transition from medieval to Renaissance culture. The book is widely used as a reference for students studying early British literature.
Major Themes
Development of English poetry from the medieval period
Rise of Renaissance drama in England
Literary contributions of Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Marlowe
Cultural and historical influences on literature
Evolution of poetic and dramatic forms
Key Features
Academic study of British poetry and drama (14th–17th century)
Covers major authors and literary movements
Provides historical and cultural context
Useful for students of English literature
Includes critical analysis of key texts and writers
British Poetry and Drama (14th–17th Century) – A. N. Dwivedi is a valuable academic resource that explores the origins and development of English poetry and drama during one of the most influential periods in literary history. 📚✨
PUBLISHER: DHOABA PUBLICATIONS
BINDING: PAPER BACK
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
PAGES: 78
