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- [Unveiling The Darkness Of History Through A Child’s Eye: The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas (2006) | Book Review](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-the-boy-in-the-striped-pyjamas-2006/): The book to be reviewed today is a 2006 New York Times Bestseller for which its Irish author, John Boyne, is most recognized. This book is called ‘ The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas ’. If you hear the title for the first time, it might seem like a funny name or just a light read. Even though it features a 9-year-old boy named Bruno as its protagonist, and it seems like a story about two children and their friendship, this book goes on to unravel one of the darkest events in human history. In short, what might seem light […]
- [6 Reasons Why Pride And Prejudice Still Drives Readers Crazy?](https://litwithasip.com/pride-and-prejudice/): The text in question today involves the timeless classic by Jane Austen, which has continued to captivate readers for over two centuries. Pride and Prejudice (1813), set in the early 19th century, portrays life in rural England and the mindset of its people. It critiques various elements of society through the lives of members of the Bennet Family (residing at the Longbourn Estate) and Mr. Darcy and Mr. Bingley (staying at a nearby estate, Netherfield Park).  What is it about this Regency-era novel that still resonates in the age of smartphones, streaming, and speed dating?  Is it the wit and […]
- [What is it with Poets and Opium?](https://litwithasip.com/what-is-it-with-poets-and-opium/): It was back in my graduation years while I was studying the Romantic Age that I learned how important Opium had become for some writers of the 19th Century. Opium- I wonder if anyone in the 21st century is still unaware of this substance, but let me define it briefly for you. Opium is a recreational substance that is also used as a medicinal drug in various regions of the world. It has pretty addictive narcotic properties that have a substantial impact on one’s cognitive state alongside helping to deal with gastric issues.  One would have ideally never thought about […]
- [Calling Theories Upon Theories: Reviewing ‘Verity’ (2018) by Colleen Hoover ](https://litwithasip.com/verity-colleen-hoover-book-review/): Having written over 24 novels that have gained hate as well as love from different audiences, Colleen Hoover is no less than a literary sensation of today’s time. Although people deny considering her work as part of mainstream literature, book reviewers today believe she has a major role to play in the bookish world. They have also considered that even though Hoover’s works give secondhand embarrassment sometimes, Verity holds a lot of weight comparatively. This is the one work that makes you feel Colleen Hoover can come up with good stories.  Also, this book is one of the most-read books […]
- [Colleen Hoover: A Literary Hit or Miss?](https://litwithasip.com/colleenhoover-a-literary-hit-or-miss/): Popular for her romance and young adult fiction novels, Colleen Hoover is an American writer who has been gaining prominence in the world of writing and reading today. Starting as a self-published writer, she did not achieve fame until the hit of her 2016 novel It Ends With Us.  Her work has been picked up by several publishing houses since then and has also been adapted into movies and web series. Hoover’s one of the most buzz-creating works to be adapted includes Verity which will likely be released in the year 2025 or 2026.  While there is so much craze […]
- [Exploring Franz Kafka's 'The Metamorphosis' (1915): A Masterpiece About Alienation](https://litwithasip.com/exploring-franz-kafkas-the-metamorphosis-1915-a-masterpiece-about-alienation/): The last time I checked, people were going bonkers about Kafka and his legacy. Even on reels and TikTok, the reader community has placed Franz Kafka and his work, ‘Metamorphosis,’ at the top of their shelves. The kind of relatability and kinship they feel with the insect that the protagonist—Gregor Samsa—turns into has not failed to resonate with people today.  Often classified as a novella, The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka was published in 1915 and has made an immense impact in the minds of readers as well as literature enthusiasts and scholars. A short read with about 100 pages, it […]
- [Old English Era Or Anglo-Saxon Era (5th - 11th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/old-english-anglo-saxon-era-5th-11th-century/): The Old English Era, or Anglo-Saxon Era, presents the earliest form of written literature in the English language. Spanning from the 5th to the 11th century, this era encompasses literature written in Old English, which was spoken in Early Medieval England. This era is the first one that needs to be studied to understand English literature. And, it is hardly possible if we do not understand the historical timeline of how various events fell into place before and during the Anglo-Saxon period. So, before we learn about what happened during this period, let us first learn about what existed before […]
- [Theory of Poststructuralism](https://litwithasip.com/theory-of-poststructuralism/): The Poststructuralist theory, which emerged primarily in mid-20th century France, reacted to Structuralism, a foundational literary theory by Ferdinand de Saussure. It drew comparisons with various approaches that were theorized in Structuralism. For instance, while Structuralism emphasizes the underlying structures governing language and culture, Poststructuralism challenges these fixed structures, asserting that meaning is fluid, fragmented, and constantly shifting. This theoretical approach revolutionized the way we interpret texts, encouraging a more dynamic and open-ended analysis that acknowledges the inherent fluidity of language and the multiplicity of interpretations within any work of literature. This article explores the fundamental principles of Poststructuralismin literature, […]
- [Why was ‘The Satanic Verses’ banned in India?](https://litwithasip.com/why-was-the-satanic-verses-banned-in-india/): It was about four decades ago that Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses was banned in India. However now, Indians can finally read it freely. The ban against the book seems to be lifting away not because of ideas of freedom of speech or modernization, but because the government could not produce the original notification of the ban. The book stirred so much controversy after its publication that the author was subjected to a fatwa and the Rajiv Gandhi government had to impose bans. It was only in 2019 that an Indian citizen named Sandipan Khan filed a case against the […]
- [5 Literary Books with Absolute Gothic and Dark Aesthetics](https://litwithasip.com/literary-books-with-absolute-gothic-and-dark/): If you’re drawn to eerie atmospheres, haunting settings, and dark psychological themes, note that Gothic literature has long been a go-to for the ones who crave stories rooted in mystery and shadows. Gothicism could be defined as a fiction genre involving horror, mystery, and the supernatural to create a fearful atmosphere. This genre has long been a part of literature, especially gaining popularity in the 18th century. It has continued to flourish through the 19th century, with authors like Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, and Bram Stoker registering its lasting impact in the field of literature. From crumbling mansions and […]
- [7 Reasons Why Fredrik Backman Is Winning Readers’ Hearts Everywhere](https://litwithasip.com/7-reasons-why-fredrik-backman-is-winning-readers/): Have you ever picked a book that made you laugh, cry, and think differently about life, all at the same time? Or, have you ever fallen for those quirky, playful covers before buying a book with pretty illustrations? Well, all this might remind you of the works of Fredrik Backman. A Swedish author, blogger, and columnist, Backman has been gaining popularity amongst readers. His works are commonly enveloped in realistic fiction, satire, and humor. His debut novel A Man Called Ove, published in 2012, rose to popularity and was later translated into multiple languages. It was also adapted into a […]
- [Istanbul Exhibits Kafka’s Timeless Works on His 100th Death Anniversary](https://litwithasip.com/istanbul-exhibits-kafka-100th-death-anniversary/): An exhibition named Franz Kafka 1883-1924 recently opened in Istanbul (Turkey) to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the renowned writer’s death. Franz Kafka, one of the most beloved literary legends, was born in Prague (Czechia) on 3 July 1883. An important contributor to 20th-century literature, his works often explore existential anxiety and societal alienation. It has been over a century since he left the world, but his readers continue to deeply resonate with his works. Despite his relatively short life, his legacy endures through his groundbreaking narratives that challenge the boundaries of reality and absurdity. The Franz Kafka 1883-1924 exhibition […]
- [Caught Between Cultures: Reviewing ‘In Custody’ by Anita Desai](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-in-custody-by-anita-desai/): Imagine being stuck in a life you never wanted, dreaming of something grander but feeling powerless to escape the dullness of everyday existence. That’s where Anita Desai’s 1984 novel ‘In Custody’ takes you. It’s the story of Deven, a small-town Hindi professor with a passion for Urdu poetry, who gets the chance of a lifetime to interview a famous poet he admires named Nur. Instead of finding inspiration and beauty, Deven’s journey exposes the disillusionment, frustrations, and harsh realities behind his dreams. Desai’s novel is a quietly powerful exploration of disappointment, cultural decay, and the burden of unrealized ambitions. The […]
- [Top 5 Victorian Books With Absolute Romance Vibes](https://litwithasip.com/top-5-victorian-books-with-absolute-romance-vibes/): The Victorian Era is a period of literature marked by moral realism, social criticism, and a focus on the complexities of industrial and societal change. The literary works of this time majorly concentrated on the struggles of the working class, the impact of industrialization, and the shifting roles of gender and family. They carried themes like class disparity, morality, progress, and the conflict between tradition and modernity. However, romance also became a major element of these works and manifested in depictions of personal relationships. Today, we have in store some of the most brilliant romance novels of the Victorian Era […]
- [Breaking Away From Social Conformity: Reviewing ‘Convenience Store Woman’ by Sayaka Murata](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-convenience-store-woman-sayaka-murata/): So, before we start reviewing the book on top of the shelf today, imagine something like spending eighteen long years in a job, which is considered mundane and mere by society. This is not an obligation but comes out of free will because you not only feel like you want to earn through this job but it also defines your entire existence. Now that you’ve imagined the scenario, welcome to the life of Keiko Furukura, the protagonist of ‘Convenience Store Woman’, a 2016 novel by Sayaka Murata. It is set in a small Tokyo convenience store, where the predictable routine […]
- [True Essence of Women Empowerment: Reviewing “The Color Purple” by Alice Walker](https://litwithasip.com/the-color-purple-by-alice-walker-review-pulitzer-winning-feminist-classic/): Before we review the 1982 novel “The Color Purple” by Alice Walker, it is essential to learn how renowned this piece is in women’s writings and yet how criticized it is for the themes and aspects of society it talks about. It discovers topics like racism, sexism, and personal development of the central character, Celie, an African American woman in the early 20th century. With features like emotional depth, powerful storytelling, character development, addressing social issues, hope, and redemption, the novel continues to be praised by its readers till date. When writing “The Color Purple”, Walker did not anticipate the […]
- [Echoes Of Love In India: Reviewing Khushwant Singh’s “Untold Love Stories From India”](https://litwithasip.com/reviewing-khushwant-singhs-untold-love-stories/): A 2014 collection of short stories, Khushwant Singh’s Untold Love Stories From India, centers on the tales of ordinary, everyday lovers who emerge as unsung heroes of daily life. It is set against a diverse range of backdrops, from the hustle of urban India to the serenity of rural landscapes. The book earns its praise best for capturing the essence of love in its various forms and expressions, especially against the backdrop of India’s Partition in 1947. Khushwant Singh (1915–2014), one of the most celebrated Indian authors, is renowned for his profound understanding of human emotions and ability to portray […]
- [Theory Of Structuralism](https://litwithasip.com/theory-of-structuralism/): One of the foundational theories in literature, Structuralism was theorized in the early 20th century by Ferdinand de Saussure (1857-1913), a Swiss philosopher and linguist. This theory talks about the ‘structure’ of language and provides a framework for understanding the shape of human experiences, society, and communication. The theory also reflects how words and their grammatical meanings have evolved through generations. It also states how language is an interplay of signs and their significations, the elements of which only make sense when correlated with some other element or the whole system, unlike being interpreted individually. We will understand these concepts […]
- [A Classic Journey From Innocence To Experience: Reviewing Charles Dickens’ ‘Great Expectations’](https://litwithasip.com/great-expectations-charles-dickens-book-review/): Classics, with their rich traditions and inherent grandeur, present a delicate and challenging task for any reviewer. Thanks to the ever-rejuvenating essence of literature, there is always something new to discover in every book. Today, we turn our attention to one of the greatest jewels of the Victorian Era on our top shelf. The 1860 novel “Great Expectations” by Charles Dickens (1812-1870) is a seminal work in English literature that continues to captivate readers with its intricate plot, vivid characters, and social commentary. Set in early Victorian England, this bildungsroman novel follows the life of its protagonist, Pip (Philip) from […]
- [Fragility Symbolized in Vibrant Hues: Reviewing 'The Glass Menagerie' by Tennessee Williams](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-the-glass-menagerie-tennessee-williams/): The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is a memory play that premiered in 1944 and was later adapted into a film in 1987. Set in the 1930s, during the Great Depression, this play revolves around the Wingfield family living in a small, dingy apartment in St. Louis, Missouri. This family grapples with personal, social, and economic hardships. Tensions gradually mount and realities clash with illusions as the play progresses. Themes like family dynamics, the power of memory, and the fragility of dreams are explored, leaving a lasting impact on audiences with a poignant portrayal of human longing and resilience. Tennessee […]
- [Struggle for Identity Amid Political Chaos: Reviewing ‘Funny Boy’ by Shyam Selvadurai](https://litwithasip.com/struggle-identity-political-chaos-review-funny-boy-shyam-selvadurai/): Shyam Selvadurai’s debut novel Funny Boy (1994) is a coming-of-age story about a boy named Arjie Chelvaratnam who struggles to find his identity and navigate his place in a society marked by ethnic tensions and traditional expectations. Often considered semi-autobiographical, the novel is set in Sri Lanka against the Tamil Diaspora and the Sri Lankan Civil War, highlighting conflicts between Tamils and Sinhalese throughout Arjie’s life experiences. Along with political tensions, the novel also portrays the sexuality and identity crisis experienced by Arjie as he grows. The culture of a large Tamil family is showcased as the novel sketches characters […]
- [Timeless Tale Set In British India: Reviewing R.K. Narayan’s ‘Swami And Friends’](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-swami-and-friends-reviewing-r-k-narayans/): ‘Swami And Friends’ by R.K. Narayan is a 1935 novel set in British India. It is the first book in a series featuring the fictional town of Malgudi. The other two books in the trilogy are named ‘The Bachelor of Arts’ and ‘The English Teacher’. ‘Swami And Friends’ is considered a part of children’s literature due to its focus on the adventures and experiences of a young boy named Swaminathan (protagonist) and his friends. The novel’s themes, simple language, and engaging storytelling make it suitable for young readers, though it also appeals to adults for its nostalgic and vivid portrayal […]
- [Victorian Era Explained (19th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/victorian-era-explained-19th-century/): Spanning through the 19th century, under the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901), the Victorian Era became a period where Britain obtained immense wealth and power by expanding its kingdoms and colonies throughout the globe. During the Victorian Era, Britain achieved remarkable industrial, political, scientific, and military advancements. This period was marked by the height of the Industrial Revolution, the expansion of the British Empire, and sweeping social reforms. Victorian literature is renowned for exploring social class disparity, morality, gender roles, and the human condition, offering a vivid reflection of the dynamic and often tumultuous changes of 19th-century Britain. We can […]
- [The Dark Side Of Industrial Revolution](https://litwithasip.com/the-dark-side-of-industrial-revolution/): The Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries is one of the most important events in history and continues to make an impact on our lives to date. Highly transformative, it marked a transition to new manufacturing processes. This period saw profound changes in technology, economy, and society and was an era of marvelous inventions. Many historians recognize it as the first step of humankind towards modernization, global progress, upliftment of living standards, international trade, and connecting nations around the globe. However, the portrayal of this revolution in historical narratives is nuanced, reflecting both its remarkable achievements and its […]
- [Remembering the Industrial Revolution And Its Inventions](https://litwithasip.com/remembering-the-industrial-revolution-inventions/): The Industrial Revolution, which began in the late 18th century and continued into the 19th century, continues to have a lasting impact on humankind. Perceived as a way of globally transitioning the economy through innovations in manufacturing and trading processes, it had a profound impact on every aspect of human life, society, and the environment. Geographically, the Industrial Revolution first conceived in Great Britain, spread across Europe and the United States rapidly and also had a major impact on the colonies of England (like India, Australia, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand, and Egypt). While it often led to the development […]
- [Literary Theory of Formalism (20th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/literary-theory-of-formalism-20th-century/): Rising to prominence in the 1970s, Formalism is a literary approach that emphasizes the form of a work rather than its content or social context. It involves the idea of studying a literary text without consideration of any external influence. It does not involve learning about the author’s intentions or the cultural and historical background in which the work was produced. The main objective is to analyze, interpret, and/or evaluate the inherent features of a text. This article aims to explain Formalism in the easiest way possible. In order to understand it in sequence, do read it till the end […]
- [Most Influential Novels in Black History](https://litwithasip.com/most-influential-novels-in-black-history/): Black History has always had an impactful presence in Literature. It not only enriches the cultural landscape but also offers profound insights into the struggles, triumphs, and resilience of Black individuals and communities. Through storytelling, Black authors have challenged societal norms, advocated for justice and equality, and preserved the rich heritage and diverse experiences of Black people across different eras and regions. Black history novels offer a unique lens through which to explore the complexities of the Black experience. Rooted in the lived realities of oppression, resistance, and resilience, these narratives provide a platform for marginalized voices to be heard […]
- [A Satire On The American Dream: Reviewing F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-the-great-gatsby-f-scott-fitzgerald/): F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ is a 1925 American novel finding its setting in the roaring twenties of America- the Jazz Age. It is a remarkable attempt by Fitzgerald to mock the idealistic idea of the American Dream.  The book is renowned for being one of its kind, a classic that resonates with its readers to date. It has also been adapted into movies four times in the history of cinema, is included in the academic curriculum of ‘American Literature’, and is well recognized globally. Thin and engaging enough to finish in a few reads. The themes and narrative […]
- [Colleen Hoover’s “Verity” To Be Adapted into A Movie](https://litwithasip.com/colleen-hoovers-verity-to-be-adapted-into-a-movie/): Colleen Hoover, an International as well as #1 New York Times bestselling author, has carved a unique niche in the contemporary fiction landscape. She is recognized for blending various genres to create a distinctive narrative flair that resonates deeply with readers. These genres span from romance, thrill, feminist fiction, and paranormal love stories to young adult (YA) literature. Renowned for her emotionally charged storytelling and complex character development, Colleen Hoover has amassed a loyal following and garnered critical acclaim. Her innovative approach to fiction has not only captivated audiences but also earned her numerous accolades, including several Goodreads Choice Awards […]
- [4 Lessons The French Revolution Taught Humankind](https://litwithasip.com/lessons-the-french-revolution-taught-humankind/): The French Revolution (1789-1799), one of the most pivotal and transformative events in world history, is known for reshaping the social, political, and cultural landscape of not only France but also the entire globe. Beginning in the late 18th century, this period of significant change saw the end of the absolute monarchy and the rise of revolutionary ideas. With the motto “Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity”, this Revolution established a republic, challenged the old order, inspired future democratic movements, and introduced new ideas about governance and human rights. Its lessons continue to influence our understanding of democracy, social justice, and national […]
- [All You Need To Know About The Romantic Age (Late 18th to Mid 19th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/the-romantic-age-late-18th-to-mid-19th-century/): Romanticism, an artistic, literary, and intellectual movement, originated in Europe towards the end of the 18th century and peaked in the first half of the 19th century. Broadly, it prevailed from 1798 to 1850. It was a reaction against the Industrial Revolution, Enlightenment rationalism, and the societal norms of the time. Romanticism emphasized emotion, imagination, individualism, and the awe-inspiring power of nature. Romantic writers rejected the exaltation of reason and science, emphasizing emotions, intuitions, and mystical experiences instead. They valued nature and praised its beauty through its works in the wake of industrialization that was steadily spreading throughout the world. […]
- [Five Most Prominent Women Writers Of All Time](https://litwithasip.com/five-most-prominent-women-writers-of-all-time/): Women, through every century, have managed to surprise humanity leaving a lasting impact behind through their expressions and art. Tracing back to the time when they were deprived of education or to be vocal about how they felt, women writers continue to amaze us with their literary works. Using pseudonyms and disguising themselves as men, the brilliance of their creations still calls for numerous interpretations, inspiring women to date. This blog is dedicated to inspiring women who chose not to stay mum and contributed brilliantly to literature. While the list is almost never-ending, we here have picked up the five […]
- [Review: ‘The Palace of Illusions’ by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni](https://litwithasip.com/review-the-palace-of-illusions-by-chitra-banerjee-divakaruni/): A 2008 novel by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni, ‘The Palace Of Illusions’ is regarded as a retelling of the Hindu epic Mahabharata as delineated from Draupadi’s perspective. Draupadi, referred to as Panchali throughout this book because she was the princess of Panchala, has stood as an eminent womanist figure in numerous Indian literary works. Works like “Yajnaseni” by Pratibha Ray also focus on Draupadi’s perspective. However, ‘The Palace Of Illusions’ stands out for a few reasons. The novel gives us an insight into Draupadi’s heart and mind with a psychological depth worth praising. It explores Draupadi’s life, emotions, and experiences, offering […]
- [Understanding The Enlightenment Era of the 18th Century](https://litwithasip.com/understanding-the-enlightenment-era-18th-century/): The Enlightenment Era also called the Age of Reason, spans from the year 1700 to 1798. Revolutionary in its ways, this period emphasized on rationality, empiricism, and the questioning of traditional authority. It prioritized reason and logic through philosophical and scientific thoughts, sparking broader social, political, and cultural changes in English society. It can broadly be classified into two periods for better understanding, namely the Augustan Age (1700-1750) and the Age of Transition (1750-1798). In this article, we will understand and discuss both of them one by one to have a clearer understanding of this literary century. The Augustan Age […]
- [All You Need To Know About Restoration Period (17th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/about-restoration-period-17th-century/): The Restoration Period, broadly spanning through the 17th century, was written after the restoration of the monarchy in 1660 following the period of the Commonwealth. To understand this period, we must also understand how the Jacobean Era began at the start of the 17th century and how the English Civil War led to major political transformations. The Restoration Era also saw religious tensions, warfare, and the emergence of new scientific and philosophical ideas. This article presents the complete timeline in an easy-to-understand manner. Do read it till the end to get the complete picture: Background of Jacobean Era (1603-1625) From […]
- [Renaissance Period Explained (14th to 17th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/renaissance-period-explained-14th-to-17th-century/): The Renaissance Period, one of the most important eras in not only literature but complete human history, spans from the 14th century to the 17th century. It is considered that this period serves as a bridge between the Middle Ages and Modern History and is filled with brilliant achievements that happened for the first time. A significant resurgence of interest in art, literature, science, and philosophy took place. Advancements such as the rediscovery of classical texts, the rise of humanism, the development of perspective in art, and breakthroughs in fields like anatomy, astronomy, and engineering were witnessed. Talking specifically about […]
- [Six Most Read Fiction Novels Around The World](https://litwithasip.com/six-most-read-fiction-novels-world/): For centuries together, Fiction has been an authors’ instrument to capture the essence of their times leaving a legacy for generations to follow. Fiction novels or literary works created through imagination rather than sticking strictly to reality, have continued to define an important part of literature. Through storytelling, ancient manuscripts, novels, and even cinema, fiction has traversed through multiple spheres, offering escapism, entertainment as well as education. Now that we have deciphered the invaluable contribution of fictional works, it is time to delve into some of the most-read fiction novels across the world. From timeless classics to modern masterpieces, these […]
- [The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho Summary & Review](https://litwithasip.com/book-review-the-alchemist-by-paulo-coelho/): ‘The Alchemist’, by the renowned Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho, is a novel that reflects the spiritual as well as the inspirational journey of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd. Originally written in Portuguese in 1988 and later translated to English in 1993, it became the most translated book by a living author in 2009. Winning extensive recognition, it has consistently ranked as one of the top five most-read books around the world. It also remained on The New York Times Best Seller list for more than 300 weeks, and its 1994 French translation also enjoyed significant success. The widespread acclaim is due […]
- [Understanding Middle English Era (11th to 15th Century)](https://litwithasip.com/understanding-middle-english-era-11-to15th-century/): Introduction The Middle English Era, also popularly known as the Age Of Chaucer, roughly spans from the Norman Conquest in 1066 to the 15th Century. It is a fascinating era to study as it deeply represents the evolution of English Literature through multifaceted aspects that were impacting society then. A major portion of this era is named after the renowned poet and author, Geoffery Chaucer, also called the ‘Father of English Literature’, who led the literary legacy and made the English language stand out. Broadly, this Era can be segregated into three different sub-eras, namely, the period before Chaucer (1066-1300), […]

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