Cognitive Poetics (AI generated) Flashcards

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What is Cognitive Poetics?

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Cognitive Poetics is an interdisciplinary field that combines cognitive science and literary analysis to understand how readers interpret and experience literary texts.

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True or False: Cognitive Poetics focuses solely on the author’s intent.

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False

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Fill in the blank: Cognitive Poetics emphasizes the role of ________ in the interpretation of texts.

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cognition

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What are the main disciplines that contribute to Cognitive Poetics?

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Cognitive science, linguistics, and literary theory.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a key concept in Cognitive Poetics? A) Metaphor B) Symbolism C) Imagery D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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What role does metaphor play in Cognitive Poetics?

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Metaphor is seen as a fundamental cognitive tool that shapes understanding and interpretation of texts.

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True or False: Cognitive Poetics only analyzes poetry.

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False

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What is the significance of mental imagery in Cognitive Poetics?

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Mental imagery is crucial as it influences how readers visualize and engage with the narrative.

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Fill in the blank: Cognitive Poetics examines how ________ influence narrative structures.

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cognitive processes

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Multiple Choice: Which cognitive process is NOT typically studied in Cognitive Poetics? A) Memory B) Perception C) Emotion D) Syntax

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D) Syntax

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What is the role of reader response theory in Cognitive Poetics?

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Reader response theory is integrated to understand how individual experiences and interpretations shape the reading process.

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True or False: Cognitive Poetics disregards the emotional responses of readers.

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False

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What does the term ‘schema’ refer to in Cognitive Poetics?

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Schema refers to the mental structures that help organize knowledge and influence comprehension of texts.

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Fill in the blank: Cognitive Poetics often involves the analysis of ________ in literature.

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narrative techniques

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following authors is associated with Cognitive Poetics? A) Mikhail Bakhtin B) Mark Turner C) Roland Barthes D) Virginia Woolf

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B) Mark Turner

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What is ‘conceptual blending’ in the context of Cognitive Poetics?

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Conceptual blending is a cognitive process where two or more mental spaces interact to create new meanings.

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True or False: Cognitive Poetics is only concerned with the structure of texts.

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What is the significance of narrative perspective in Cognitive Poetics?

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Narrative perspective affects how readers connect emotionally and cognitively with characters and events.

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Fill in the blank: Cognitive Poetics explores how ________ shape the understanding of literary texts.

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cultural contexts

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Multiple Choice: Which cognitive function is crucial for understanding irony in literature? A) Attention B) Interpretation C) Memory D) Emotion

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B) Interpretation

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What is the importance of ‘embodied cognition’ in Cognitive Poetics?

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Embodied cognition emphasizes that understanding is grounded in physical experiences and interactions with the world.

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True or False: Cognitive Poetics advocates for a single, definitive interpretation of texts.

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What does ‘affective response’ refer to in the study of Cognitive Poetics?

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Affective response refers to the emotional reactions that readers have while engaging with literary texts.

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Fill in the blank: Cognitive Poetics aims to bridge the gap between ________ and literary analysis.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a focus of Cognitive Poetics? A) Textual structure B) Reader's emotional engagement C) Author's biography D) Cognitive processes
C) Author's biography
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What is the impact of cultural scripts on the interpretation of texts in Cognitive Poetics?
Cultural scripts influence how readers interpret narratives based on their cultural background and experiences.
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True or False: Cognitive Poetics is a static field that does not evolve over time.
False
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What are 'narrative structures' in the context of Cognitive Poetics?
Narrative structures refer to the frameworks that shape how stories are told and understood.
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Fill in the blank: Cognitive Poetics utilizes ________ to analyze the relationship between language and thought.
empirical research