DEVELOPMENT OF CLASSICISM IN EUROPEAN LITERATURE

To‘rayeva Orasta

Authors

To‘rayeva Orasta Karshi State University, A master of English Linguistics

Keywords:

Classicism, literature, restoration period, classical aesthetics, dramatic theory, heroic drama, literary criticism, humanism, drama, unities theory.

Abstract

In this article reflects the history of English literature, the Restoration period occupies a significant place due to its remarkable transformations in literary genres, aesthetic principles, and artistic expression. One of the most influential literary figures of this period is John Dryden, whose works greatly contributed to the development of English drama, poetry, and literary criticism. Dryden’s heroic dramas, characterized by elevated language, heroic themes, and complex emotional conflicts, represent an important stage in the evolution of English classical literature.

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