Am Lit Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Germanic tribes from Europe who overran England in the 5th century

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Old English

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represented by a large number of religious works

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Old English

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 Works frequently of a religiously didactic content.

 Written for performance at court or for festivals.

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Middle English

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 Influence of Aristotle

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The English Renaissance

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5
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 Coincides with the reign of Elizabeth 1

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Elizabethan Age

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 Literature became sophisticated

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Jacobean Age

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7
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reign of Charles 1.

refinement and elegance

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Caroline Age

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8
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refinement and elegance

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Caroline Age

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9
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Oliver Cromwell

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Commonwealth Period

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10
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political treatise

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Commonwealth Period

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11
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of philosophy, reason, skepticism, wit

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The Neoclassical Period

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12
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tolerance over religious and political passion

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Restoration

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13
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 produced an abundance of prose and poetry and the distinctive comedy

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Restoration

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14
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under the Roman emperor Augustus

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Augustan Age or Age of Pope

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under the Roman emperor Augustus

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Augustan Age or Age of Pope

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16
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predominant characteristics of refinement

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Augustan Age or Age of Pope

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17
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emphasize instinct

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Age of Sensibility

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18
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strong use of feeling

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Romantic Period

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19
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were considered innovative based on their belief that literature should be spontaneous, imaginative, personal, and free

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Romantic Period

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reign of Queen Victoria

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Victorian Period

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 Period of stability and prosperity for Britain

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Victorian Period

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gothic themes begun in Romantic Period

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Victorian Period

23
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return painting to a style of truthfulness, simplicity, and religious devotion that had reigned

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The Pre-Raphaelites

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formed the “Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood.”

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Dante Gabriel Rossetti

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movement encouraged experimentation and held the view that
Aestheticism and Decadence
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 the phrase art for art's sake emerged
 Oscar Wilde
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 Named for King Edward VII
Edwardian Period
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continuation of Victorian Period
Edwardian Period
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reign of George V
Georgian Period
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 produced a group of poets known as the Georgian poets
Georgian Period
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 Reaction against the values which led to WWI
Modern Period
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 Form and content reflect the confusion and vicissitudes of modern life
Modern Period
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 Critical dispute over whether an actual period or a renewal and continuation Modernism post-WWII.
Post-Modern Period
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founding of the first settlement at Jamestown to the outbreak of the Revolution
The Colonial Period
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 Some of the greatest documents of American history were authored.
The Revolutionary Age
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wrote The Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson
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the beginnings of literature that could be truly identified as "American".
The Early National Period
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American Renaissance or the Age of Transcendentalism
Romantic Period
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this period produced works of originality and excellence
Romantic Period
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 Major form of literature-realistic fiction
Realistic Period
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the reader believe that the characters actually might exist and the situations might actually happen.
Realistic Period
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claims to give an even more accurate depiction of life than realism
Naturalistic Period
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 In accordance with a post-Darwinian thesis
Naturalistic Period
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 The Beginnings of Modern Literature
American Modernists
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 Modernists experimented with subject matter
American Modernists
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Jazz Age
 F. Scott Fitzgerald-Jazz Age