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Poetry sowed the seeds of nationalism in India. How? Here's the answer. If poetry began to include the masses then did it get divorced from medieval traditions? If not then how did both go hand in hand? The answer comes with the beginning of 'Adhunik Hindi Kavya' and Bharatendu Harishchandra. 



We say some writers are better than all others. But, that is our personal choice. When Wordsworth wrote then we call it the Romantic Era. But, he had many contemporaries who wrote nothing of nature. So, some authors form a part of tradition and canon. How did English literature form its canon? Read on ...


Doctor Faustus is the perfect example of Renaissance literature at its beginning in England. Marlowe who wrote it was Shakespeare's predecessor. Click here for a great explanation in simple English. 


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