The Unfortunate Traveller

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The Unfortunate Traveller is a 1594 picaresque prose narrative by Thomas Nashe that follows the violent, satirical adventures of the roguish page Jack Wilton across Renaissance Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Elizabethan prose fiction
picaresque novel
prose narrative
alternateClassification romance-pamphlet
approximateLength short novel
author Thomas Nashe NERFINISHED
contains anti-war commentary
religious controversy
travel narrative elements
countryOfOrigin England
depicts continental travel
wars in Renaissance Europe
genre picaresque fiction
satirical fiction
hasCharacter Jack Wilton NERFINISHED
hasCharacterType picaro
rogue
hasCriticalReception considered innovative in English prose fiction
studied for its experimental narrative form
hasInfluenceOn development of the English novel
hasNarrativeStructure episodic
historicalContext late Elizabethan era
literaryMovement picaresque
literaryPeriod Renaissance NERFINISHED
literaryStyle digressive
grotesque
rhetorically elaborate
mainCharacter Jack Wilton NERFINISHED
narrativeForm prose
narrativePerspective first-person
notableFor early example of English picaresque
violent and satirical episodes
originalLanguage English
partOf English Renaissance literature
printedIn London NERFINISHED
protagonistRole page
publicationYear 1594
settingPeriod Renaissance Europe NERFINISHED
theme instability of identity
religious hypocrisy
satire of courtly and military life
social criticism
violence
tone ironic
satirical
violent

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Thomas Nashe notableWork The Unfortunate Traveller