test 5 Flashcards

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spiritual presence residing in every part of the universe

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Oversoul

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three parts of the Oversoul

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nature, man, God

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worship of the universe as god

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pantheism

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three transcendental optimists

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Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman

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three transcendental pessimists

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Poe, Hawthorne, and Melville

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an experimental commune that sought to translate transcendental teachings into both art and life

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Brook Farm

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short-lived, official publication of transcendentalism

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the Dial

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________ was a Unitarian minister who traveled to Europe

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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editor of the Dial

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Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Emerson wrote these things

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  1. Nature
  2. Self-Reliance
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_______ lived at Walden for 2 years

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Henry David Thoreau

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promoted “civil disobedience”, the idea that conscience is above the law

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Henry David Thoreau

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obvious understatement or exaggeration intended to make a point

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hyperbole

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question that requires no response

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rhetorical question

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15
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violation of the reader’s expectations

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surprise

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Thoreau wrote these things

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  1. Walden
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word in Walden used to explain the way people should live in the author’s opinion

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“simplicity”

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18
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first modern poet

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Walt Whitman

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two ways that made Whitman a modern poet

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  1. wrote on controversial topics
  2. free verse
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poetry with no set rhyme or meter

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free verse

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regular pace or beat

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rhythm

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repetition of words or phrases at the beginnings of lines or grammatical units

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anaphora

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a list of the names of persons, places, or things

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catalog

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a person, place, or thing within a narrative or poem that means something in addition to itself

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symbol

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a word or phrase commonly employed in informal conversation rather than in formal speaking or writing
colloquialism
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nonstandard vocabulary, often used by a particular group of people
slang
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Whitman wrote these things
1. Song of Myself 2. I Hear America Singing 3. The Noiseless Patient Spider 4. O Captain, My Captain
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catalog in I Hear America Singing
jobs/careers
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in Walden, Thoreau describes the government as this
a machine
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in Song of Myself, ______ is used to represent the passing of time/immortality
grass
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in Song of Myself, he learns from ______
nature
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Song of Myself criticizes these two things
education and religion
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master of the macabre
Edgar Allen Poe
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two characteristics of the short story
1. one thought/emotion 2. one sitting
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emotional atmosphere of a work
mood
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a speaker’s meaning differed from what is expressed in words
verbal irony
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a type of irony in which the reader is aware of a plot development of which a character in the story is unaware
dramatic irony
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repetition of initial consonant sounds in nearby words or stressed syllables
alliteration
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repetition of similar or identical vowel sounds in nearby words or stressed syllables
assonance
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the person created by the author to narrate the story or poem
persona
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Poe wrote these things
1. the Raven 2. Annabel Lee 3. the Cask of Amontillado
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is the Cask of Amontillado verbal or dramatic irony
dramatic irony
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name of the wife in the Raven
Lenore
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word the bird in the Raven repeats
Nevermore
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difference between the Raven and Annabel Lee
the Raven is more hopeless, while Annabel Lee is a bit more hopeful and content
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O Captain, My Captain is about _______
Abraham Lincoln (mourns his death)
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O Captain, My Captain 1. boat means 2. captain means 3. storm means
1. America 2. Abraham Lincoln 3. Civil War
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in the Cask of Amontillado, the friend's name is __________, verbal irony
Fortunato
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true or false: Montresor feels guilty in the Cask of Amontillado
true
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Hawthorne wrote these things
1. the Minister's Black Veil 2. the Birthmark
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two types of symbol
private and public
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is the veil in Minister's Black Veil private or public symbol
private
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in the Minister's Black Veil, the veil symbolizes
mankind's sin
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at the end of the Minister's Black Veil, Mr. Hooper is trying to express this
universal guilt
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two main characters in the Birthmark
Alymer and Georgiana
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the Birthmark condemns what two things?
1. egotism 2. transcendental optimism (because no one can achieve perfection)
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the Birthmark tells of Georgiana's birthmark, which is shaped like a _____
hand
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how an author reveals the qualities of a character
characterization
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__1__ is portrayed more fully by the author __2__ is portrayed less fully by the author
1. major character 2. minor character
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those easily recognizable within a culture
public symbols
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have meaning specific to a particular literary work
private symbols
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a recurring or emerging idea in a work of literature
theme
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hints at events what will occur later in the story
foreshadowing
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a story with a literal and an implied level of meaning
allegory
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doubleness or inconclusiveness of meaning
ambiguity
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the coexistence of conflicting feelings or attitudes of an author or a reader
ambivalence
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Herman Melville wrote these things
Bartleby, the Scrivenger (he worked in the Dead Letter Office and the walls = isolation)