Qarshi davlat universiteti xorijiy tillar fakulteti ingliz tili va adabiyoti kafedrasi

 
 
Recommended reading 
1.
Bakoeva M. Muratova E., Ochilova M. English Literature. Tashkent 2010 
2.
Liliana Sikorska. An outline history of English literature. 2003 
 
 
Fill in the cluster 
 

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Lecture №5. 
Pre-romanticism and Romanticism.
Regressive (reactionary) romanticism. 
Progressive (revolutionary) Romanticism
Walter Scott’s contribution to the development of a historical novel. 
 
Plan 
 
1.
Robert Burns – a great Scottish bard. His life and work. The main themes in his best 
poems. 
2.
The peculiarities of English Romanticism: two trends – progressive and regressive. 
3.
The poets of the “Lake School” – W. Wordsworth, S. Coleridge, R. Southey. 
4.
W. Blake and his creative work 
5.
The specific trends of English Romanticism – progressive: Byron, Shelley, Keats 
6.
Historical novel as a literary genre.
7.
Walter Scott, a founder of a historical novel – his life and work.
8.
Three types of historical novel. 
 
Key Words and Expressions
 
Enlightenment
Daniel 
Defoe
William 
Cowper
Richard 
Sheridan
Joseph 
Addison 
Alexander 
Pope
Oliver 
Goldsmith
Jonathan 
Swift
Richard 
Steele
Samuel 
Johnson
Thomas 
Gray
Samuel 
Richard
son
Henry 
Fielding
William 
Blake
Laurence 
Sterne
Tobias 
Smollet
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Romanticism, revolutionary, reactionary, to go bankrupt, literary career, satire in verse, fiction, 
to be picked by inexperienced youth, shipwreck, despondency, to have confidence in, to be 
supported, anti-religious satire, the spirit of the time, miserable conditions, sensation, famine , to 
depopulate, unburied corpses, disappointment, to undermine one’s health, fictitious travels, 
under the cloak of, imaginary voyages, convicting, believable, censorship, to expose social evils, 
genius, to ridicule, to be aсcussed of, corrupting influence, gossip, to mirror, to be haunted by, to 
mourn, to provide with , burial-place , to enslave, to be spoiled, to keep an eye on all political 
events, the Lake poets, to be of honorable birth, strong will, mercilessly, criticism in verse, 
immorality, confirm, anonymously, medieval England, to be focused on, a precursor of the 
critical realism, profound knowledge, refer to, to interfere with, Crusades, to usurp, archers, 
subdue