During the 1100s, troubadour poetry was one of the most popular forms of vernacular literature in Southern France. Troubadours were poet-musicians who composed and performed lyric poetry about courtly love and chivalry. Their works were widely appreciated among the nobility and influenced the development of vernacular literature in Europe.
Because instead of using traditional latin (which only the very well educated understood) using Vernacular which most people in the renaissance understood increased the demand for books and the ability for most people to read them.
almanacs
Before the Renaissance, most books were written in Latin, the language of scholarship and the Church. This was known as the lingua franca of the time, allowing scholars and intellectuals from different regions to communicate. Vernacular languages started to become more popular in literature during the Renaissance.
It was a time of great beauty and many pieces of literature that are considered the most famous in the world were wrote during that period. Art was also greatly popular.
Old Yeller
William Shakespeare
Literary elements are used convey different things in a piece of writing or literature. Some literary elements that are most related to diction include: dialect, syntex, and vernacular.
Peter Abelard
One of the most popular nonreligious literature in early America was political pamphlets and newspapers. These forms of literature were widely circulated and served as important sources of news and information for the public. Additionally, almanacs were also highly popular due to their practical information on topics like farming, health, and weather.
Some of the most popular short stories book in English literature are probably most of any of the books written by Charles Dickens. These include Great Expectations, The Baron of Grogzwig and A Tale of Two Cities.
Hamlet is the single most studied work of literature in the English language. It is the most popular play by the most popular playwright in the world. It includes a multitude of phrases which are used constantly and referred to incessantly, not in academic writing, but in everyday speech and popular culture.
realism