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European Renaissance (1453–1600) | History of English Literature | Beginning of Modern Thought |

In this cinematic lecture, dive into the European Renaissance — the greatest intellectual revolution in human history!
Discover how Europe rose from the darkness of the Medieval Age and entered a new world of learning, art, science, humanism, and freedom of thought.

This is Lecture 7 of the History of English Literature series — where we explore how the rebirth of classical knowledge shaped English poetry, drama, and prose forever.

🔥 A complete Hindi–English explanation with visuals — ideal for BA English, MA English, UGC NET, DSSSB, KVS, TGT/PGT English and all teaching exams.

See how the fall of Constantinople (1453), the rise of Humanism, the Printing Press revolution, and the spread of classical learning transformed the world and gave birth to the Renaissance spirit.

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Why is the Renaissance important?
Because it revived classical learning, sparked humanism, encouraged scientific thinking, and created the foundation of modern English literature.

Who should watch this video?
BA/MA English students, UGC NET aspirants, teachers, competitive exam students, and anyone interested in the rebirth of European culture.

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