English Renaissance

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The English Renaissance was a cultural and artistic movement in England, roughly spanning the late 15th to early 17th centuries, marked by a flowering of literature, drama, and humanist thought exemplified by figures like William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artistic movement
cultural movement
historical period
associatedWith Elizabethan era
Stuart period
surface form: Jacobean era

Stuart period
Tudor dynasty
surface form: Tudor period
country England
culturalContext Reformation
surface form: Protestant Reformation

expansion of printing
growth of London theatre
rise of humanism
endTime early 17th century
hasCenter Cambridge, England
surface form: Cambridge

London, England
surface form: London

Oxford
hasNotableFigure Aemilia Lanyer
Beaumont and Fletcher
Ben Jonson
Christopher Marlowe
Edmund Spenser
Elizabeth I of England
Francis Bacon
George Chapman
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey
James VI and I
surface form: James I of England

John Donne
John Fletcher
John Lyly
John Webster
Mary Sidney
Sir Philip Sidney
surface form: Philip Sidney

Robert Greene
Thomas Dekker
Thomas Kyd
Thomas Middleton
Thomas More
Thomas Nashe
Thomas Wyatt
William Shakespeare
hasNotableGenre comedy
epic poetry
history play
masque
pastoral poetry
sonnet
tragedy
hasNotableWork Astrophil and Stella
Doctor Faustus
Hamlet
King Lear
Romeo and Juliet
Tamburlaine
The Duchess of Malfi
The Faerie Queene
The Jew of Malta
The Spanish Tragedy
Utopia
Volpone
influenced English drama
English literature
English philosophy
English poetry
subsequent Western literature
influencedBy Renaissance
surface form: Italian Renaissance

classical antiquity
humanist thought
language Early Modern English
mainFocus drama
humanism
literature
poetry
partOf Renaissance
surface form: European Renaissance
startTime late 15th century

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Renaissance hasSubPeriod English Renaissance
Iago literaryPeriod English Renaissance
subject surface form: Iago (Shakespeare character)
Sir Walter Mildmay era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
William Perkins era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Early Modern English developedDuring English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Renaissance in England
Early Modern English developedDuring English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
English Renaissance drama partOf English Renaissance
William Shakespeare movement English Renaissance
High Commission timePeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Tudor dynasty era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Renaissance in England
English Armada (1589) historicalPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Pelican associatedWith English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Golden Hind era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Elizabeth Sydenham timePeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Elizabethan House Museum significantPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Battle of Gravelines associatedWith English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Nottingham era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Blackadder settingPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Shakespearean tragedies literaryPeriod English Renaissance
Roderigo (character) literaryPeriod English Renaissance
subject surface form: Roderigo
Apethorpe Hall, Northamptonshire hasHistoricalPeriod English Renaissance
subject surface form: Apethorpe Hall
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Henry IV, Part 1 literaryPeriod English Renaissance
The Merry Wives of Windsor timeOfSetting English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
The Merry Wives of Windsor literaryPeriod English Renaissance
Henry IV, Part 2 literaryPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Bardolph literaryPeriod English Renaissance
Elizabeth: The Golden Age setInTimePeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Viola de Lesseps setInWork English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan England
Romeo and Juliet literaryPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Miles Hendon timePeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Tudor England
Ariel literaryPeriod English Renaissance
Elizabeth I (miniseries) depicts English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Theobalds House era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
King Lear literaryPeriod English Renaissance
A Treatise of the Vocations or Callings of Men historicalContext English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan England
Ben Jonson movement English Renaissance
Spenserian stanza associatedWithLiteraryPeriod English Renaissance
Walter Raleigh associatedWith English Renaissance
Edmund Spenser movement English Renaissance
Edmund Spenser literaryPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Inns of Court masques period English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
The Reports era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Sir Philip Sidney movement English Renaissance
works of William Shakespeare period English Renaissance
subject surface form: Works of William Shakespeare
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Memorial to Sir Walter Raleigh heritage English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
John Colet era English Renaissance
The Globe Theatre culturalPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
Elizabethan religious settlement historicalPeriod English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era
The Rose Theatre era English Renaissance
this entity surface form: Elizabethan era