Literature of the Golden Age

The Literature of the Golden Age refers to a period of outstanding literary achievement, often marked by the flourishing of arts, poetry, and drama that reflect the cultural and historical excellence of a specific era. It highlights works that have had a lasting impact due to their artistic quality, innovation, and insight into the human experience. This period is characterized by the creation of influential texts that often define the nation's literary identity and are celebrated for their craftsmanship and cultural significance. Examples include Spain’s 16th-century Golden Age literature, featuring Cervantes and Lope de Vega.