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by: Ruth Abraham, Sara Ahmed, Sydney Nguyen Neoclassicism by: Ruth Abraham, Sara Ahmed, Sydney Nguyen

Neoclassicism = New Classical

What is Neoclassicism? Neoclassicism refers to the art or literature produced later but is inspired by antiquity. This period of time was considered neoclassical because writers would look back to the literature of classical times Ended in 1800’s because people began emphasizing the individual rather than how a person contributed to and fitted into a society

When did Neoclassicism Begin? Neoclassicism began in Europe in the 1700’s and lasted until the 1800’s Mostly used in France and England. Gradually declined over the years. Influenced Romanticism.

Neoclassical Periods Restoration Period- 1660 to 1689, when King Charles the II was restored to the throne. Augustan Period- Period of Roman history when Augustus what the emperor. Age of Johnson- 1709-1784 Era where Samuel Johnson was very influential in Neo Classical arts

Founder of Neoclassicism Boileau- (French) emphasized that people should write and criticize following the rules of reason.

Characteristics of Neoclassicism Neo-classical critics aspire to stay true to human nature. Correctness, accuracy, sound reason, structure and order are terms to associate with the era. Word choice was held to a high standard.

How do neoclassical writers/critics think? Neoclassical writers/critics compare the works of the past to determine the value of the work in the present. They believe that human nature is constant no matter the time or place. Neoclassical writers/critics feel that art represent the uniformity in human nature

Associated Authors English writers Alexander Pope- influenced by Boileau translated The Iliad John Milton- Paradise Lost Jonathan Swift- known for satire works including Gulliver's Travels

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