英国文学各个时期的总结（英文）包括特点，风格，代表作家。（简短点）

首先是盎格鲁撒克逊时期的中古文学，比较传统
后来是乔叟的诗歌，再后来是文艺复兴时期，再后来是浪漫主义】
再后来是维多利亚时期，再后来是现实主义时期

　　First, the Old English period of English Literature (499-1066)
　　1, Beowulf
　　2, Alfred the Great: Father of British prose

　　Second, the Middle English period of English literature
　　1, allegory is very popular body
　　2, Romance began to rise to a certain height
　　3, Willian Langlaud "Pierce's phantom farmers"
　　4, Thomas Marlowe ceremony, "The Death of King Arthur."

　　Third, the Renaissance English Literature (Elizabethan) (14-16 century)
　　1, Thomas Moore, "Utopia"
　　2, Thomas Wyatt and Henry Howard introduced sonnet
　　3, Philips Sidney "The defense of Poesie"
　　"Arcadia" to describe rural life; pioneer of the modern novel
　　4, Spencer "Cassiopeia," the poet of poets; Spencer poetry section;
　　5, Shakespeare:
　　Long narrative poem: "Venus and Adonis," "Lucy Cox humiliated in mind."
　　Four Tragedies: Hamlet, King Lear, Othello, Macbeth

　　Fourth, the Enlightenment (18th century)
　　1, John Milton: "Paradise Lost", "to argue for the British people."
　　2, John Bunyan: "Pilgrim" religious allegory
　　3, John Dryden: British outstanding representative of neoclassicism, the poet laureate;
　　"On the dramatic poetry."

　　Fifth, Victorian English Literature (19th Century)
　　1, William Wordsworth: Poet Laureate; "Wandering alone," "lonely woman Reaper"
　　"Lyric Songbook" the most outstanding poems;
　　"Overture";
　　2, Coleridge: "Yong Ancient Mariner" "Kublai Khan", "Chris Bell"
　　3, show competition: Poet Laureate; "Thalaba the destroyer" is the show's long epic game one of the most important; one of the "Granma's curse"
　　4, George Gordon, Lord Byron: "Don Juan"
　　5, Shelley: "A Duoni" in tribute to Keats, the United Kingdom in the history of one of the most outstanding elegy;
　　"West Wind Song," "liberated Prometheus," "To the Skylark," "Poetry Debate" (A defence of poetry);

　　Sixth, the 20th century English literature
　　1, the angry youth: Kingsley, Amis (lucky Jim); Allen, West off (Saturday night and Sunday morning); John Osborne (angry review);
　　2, Yeats: Irish people "reed wind" "Kurt wild swans" "towards Byzantium"