1. By. Anand Christi 18/may/1995

2.  The Anglo – Saxon Period  The Anglo Norman Period  The Age of Chaucer  The Renaissance  The Elizabethan Age  The Puritan Age  The Restoration Age The Neo – Classical age The Romantic Age The Victorian Age The Modern Age The Post Modern Age

3.  Neo-Classical to Romantic  Aspects of Human Experience  Romantic = Love  A turning  Rebelled Against Rules  A Belief that Nature is Everything  A man Speaking To Man

4.  Lyrical Ballads Preface  Subject Matter  Rural Life instead of the City  Theme, Plot  Technique or Style  Nature as Romantically

5.  William Wordsworth  William Blake  Lord Byron  Percy Shelley  John Keats  S.T.Coldridge

6.  William Wordsworth (7 April 1770 – 23 April 1850) was a major English Romantic poetRomantic  Has an interest and sympathy for the life and troubles of the “common man”  He is considered the nature poet by focusing ordinary people in country settings

7.  William Blake (28 November 1757 – 12 August 1827) was an English painter, poet and  He rebelled against traditional poetic forms and techniques  He valued imagination over reason

8. Thanks All