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Completar Frases 18th-century literatureVersión en línea 18th-century literature por María Eugenia Hidalgo 1 journalism prose newspapers Journalists In the 18th century , the middle class preferred writing that reflected their own concerns and experiences , and they wanted it written in clear that they could understand . One popular form of " real - life " literature was . Daily appeared , and serials such as The Tatler and The Spectator published essays that satisfied the middle - class appetite for instruction and amusement . did not simply report current events ; they gave their opinions on everything from social manners to international politics . 2 letters Samuel Richardson Samuel Pepys Robinson Crusoe diary novel Journalist Daniel Defoe used his experience writing nonfiction when creating ( 1719 ) , considered by many to be England ? s first . Other writers followed with novels modeled on nonfiction forms such as ( for example , the novel Pamela by ) and diaries . A real - life , although not intended for publication , provides modern readers with one of the best glimpses of life during these times . began his diary in the first year of the Restoration and kept it for nine years . In it he tells of the major events of the day . 3 Augustan Age Horatian satire Juvenalian Neoclassical neoclassicism While the realism of newspapers pleased middle - class readers , another literary style known as was aimed at the elite . writers modeled their works on those of ancient Greece and Rome . The first half of the 18th century is sometimes called the , in reference to the times of Roman emperor Augustus ( when the finest Roman literature was produced ) . Neoclassicists often used , or ridicule , to point out aspects of society that they felt needed to be changed . satire was playful ; satire was dark . 4 Age of Johnson A Dictionary of the English Language nonfiction The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Samuel Johnson The second half of the 18th century is sometimes referred to as the ? a tribute to , Britain ? s most influential man of letters of the day . The 18th - century concern with real life can be seen in the variety and quality of works published during this period . Edward Gibbon ? s is a superb example of the heights achieved by nonfiction prose . Also notable are the works of David Hume and , of course , Johnson himself , who wrote ( an impressive feat that won him an important place in literary history ) .

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18th-century literature

journalism prose newspapers Journalists

In the 18th century , the middle class preferred writing that reflected their own concerns and experiences , and they wanted it written in clear that they could understand .

One popular form of " real - life " literature was . Daily appeared , and serials such as The Tatler and The Spectator published essays that satisfied the middle - class appetite for instruction and amusement . did not simply report current events ; they gave their opinions on everything from social manners to international politics .

letters Samuel Richardson Samuel Pepys Robinson Crusoe diary novel

Journalist Daniel Defoe used his experience writing nonfiction when creating ( 1719 ) , considered by many to be England ? s first . Other writers followed with novels modeled on nonfiction forms such as ( for example , the novel Pamela by ) and diaries .

A real - life , although not intended for publication , provides modern readers with one of the best glimpses of life during these times . began his diary in the first year of the Restoration and kept it for nine years . In it he tells of the major events of the day .

Augustan Age Horatian satire Juvenalian Neoclassical neoclassicism

While the realism of newspapers pleased middle - class readers , another literary style known as was aimed at the elite . writers modeled their works on those of ancient Greece and Rome . The first half of the 18th century is sometimes called the , in reference to the times of Roman emperor Augustus ( when the finest Roman literature was produced ) .

Neoclassicists often used , or ridicule , to point out aspects of society that they felt needed to be changed . satire was playful ; satire was dark .

Age of Johnson A Dictionary of the English Language nonfiction The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Samuel Johnson

The second half of the 18th century is sometimes referred to as the ? a tribute to , Britain ? s most influential man of letters of the day . The 18th - century concern with real life can be seen in the variety and quality of works published during this period .

Edward Gibbon ? s is a superb example of the heights achieved by nonfiction prose . Also notable are the works of David Hume and , of course , Johnson himself , who wrote ( an impressive feat that won him an important place in literary history ) .

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18th-century literatureVersión en línea

por María Eugenia Hidalgo

journalism prose newspapers Journalists

letters Samuel Richardson Samuel Pepys Robinson Crusoe diary novel

Augustan Age Horatian satire Juvenalian Neoclassical neoclassicism

Age of Johnson A Dictionary of the English Language nonfiction The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Samuel Johnson