INTRODUCTION The Elizabethan Age (1558–1603), named after Queen Elizabeth I, stands as a remarkable period in English history marked by profound cultural, political, and literary achievements. This era, often regarded as the “Golden Age” of English literature, invites a detailed critical analysis for its exceptional contributions to the Renaissance and its lasting influence on subsequent literary traditions. Historical and Cultural Context The Elizabethan Age unfolded during a time of relative political stability, religious consolidation,...




