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1. Absurdism
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2. Beat Movement
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3. Bildungsroman
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4. Classicism
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5. Colonialism
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6. Elizabethan Drama
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7. Enlightenment
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8. Existentialism
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9. Expressionism
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10. Gothic Literature
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11. Greek Drama
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12. Harlem Renaissance
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13. Humanism
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14. Imagism
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15. Magic Realism
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16. Medieval Mystics
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17. Modernism
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18. Naturalism
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19. Neoclassicism
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20. Postcolonialism
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21. Postmodernism
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22. Realism
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23. Renaissance Literature
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24. Romanticism
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25. Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature
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26. Surrealism
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27. Symbolism
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28. Transcendentalism by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau
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