Dark ages and the middle ages existed between fifth and fourteenth century. The Dark Ages observed traditional and modern clashes when there was no intellectual growth not only the public but also the kings and rulers of the countries were illiterate. The Roman culture was deteriorating and the intellectual growth in Roman society stopped. The Dark Age prevailed in whole of Europe and. It is stated that the period was a transition between the Roman height and the High Middle Ages. The Latin literature also fell and the progress could not continue. The social and cultural dominancy of the Europe over rest of world could not sustain. The history speaks that the social and demographic richness and achievements converted into social challenges. It was a time of backwardness for the rich as well as poor as compared to the Roman era when literature and literary growth was prevalent.
Annotated Bibliography
The annotated bibliography is the description of literature in a specific style and method. The annotated bibliography defines the article and its author and them offers a brief summary of what is discussed in the literature. The Dark Ages are discussed in the form of annotated bibliography in this section. There are four articles that are discussed to give an insight to different elements of the time after Roman era. There were important concerns of literature, knighthood, role of Ireland and the chivalric codes to discuss different virtues and values of that time.
Encyclopedist of the Dark Ages
Ernest Brehaut
Concilio Toletano
The dark ages were a time for the European nations when the societies were not progressing rather facing turmoil. There was a religious orthodox dominance that prevented development in the countries. Research and scientific work was prohibited. The societies were not evolving and the scientific efforts were punished. The Dark ages are recognized by exclusion of logic from religion and religion...
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