36. Dryden Flashcards

(54-55) (10 cards)

1
Q

Whose models are used for satire? What are the characteristics of these models?

A

Horace and Juvenile. These are about mockery for follies, vices and preoccupations of the day.

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Recall the date of Neoclassical age.

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From 1670s, for 60-70 years.

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What are the restoration satire types?

A

Very general
Highly specific with allusions to real figures (political, society).

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4
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Who’s the main figure of Augustan poetry?

A

Dryden.

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5
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Who was the Poet Laureate?

A

Dryden.

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What does Dryden often mentions?

A

The issues of religion and politics.

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Through what did Dryden achieve success?

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Through tragedy, tragi-comedy and comedy.

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What did he write?

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He wrote heroic couplets, blank verse. He experimented.

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9
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What happens to satire? How does it change?

A

It loses its venom, heroic couplets get gentler and humorous.

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What is Butler known for? How did he gain popularity? How did he impact satire?

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He wrote a long satirical poem “Hudibras” and quickly gained popularity. He sets the tone for the following satire.

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