Final Exam Flashcards

(49 cards)

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The pastoral

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  • tradition of lit that depicts rural life and landscape
  • cassical era reped by virgules writings
  • resurgence in 18-19 cent brit lit
  • rural retreat and antagonistic with city
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Land enclosure acts

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prelapsarian

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before the fall of man known as time of innocence

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Postlapsarian

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-after fall of man. explaining how man became spoiled and needy

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social realism

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-lit, art, and fim drawing attention to social and economic injustice hardship by depicting everyday conditions of working class and poor

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swing riots (1830s-40s)

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  • riots that occurred in the setting that were symbolized by burning of plowing mechanism, haystacks
  • threshim machine first burned
  • captain swing was personification
  • riots came from workhouse prisions
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nationalism

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  • belief, creed, ideology involves individual identifying w. his/her nation
  • as noun sense of place, physical scene, moral discernment, intelligence
  • as a verb; percieve omething
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the troubles (1960s-98)

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  • sectarian conflic (ireland nationalist) and protestant

- belfast becomes heart of violence

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diaspola

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from greek work dispersal

-people being kicked out of their homelands and the consequences effect the surrounding area

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Elegy written in a country courtyatd

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  • Gray
  • respect for the farmers work
  • vast difference in class
  • nature
  • land enc acts
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a pastoral poem

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  • Woodsworth
  • urbinazation is ruining the families of farmers
  • inequality in the classes
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to a fallen elm

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  • Clare
  • human freedom vs natural freedom
  • cut the tree down no freedom
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the withered arm

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  • hardy
  • paranoia
  • supernatural
  • social realism
  • swing riots
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the sense of place

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  • heaney
  • unconsious and conscious writing
  • fake freedoms
  • pastoral landscape and family
  • nationalism
  • the troubles
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the graublle man

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Heany

  • punishment
  • comparing pen to gun
  • dehistorcizing
  • aesteticizing violence
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the enigma of arrival

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  • Naipaul
  • feeling of being in a strange land unknown to you
  • nature pastoral and beauty
  • everything returns to how it once started
  • comfort in familiarity
  • diaspora
  • fractured identity
  • trinidad
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Victorianism

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-era of british history that was the period of queen victories reign 1837-1901

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the conditions of the working class

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  • engells
  • labor conditions
  • slums
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the origin of species by means of natural selection and descent of man

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  • Darwin
  • theological assumptions
  • species created over long stretch
  • 2 opposing forces in nature, pop and resources
  • humans not above nature
  • complexity and randomness
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degeneration

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-anxious pessimism about the future of european civilization and the possible decline and collapse of europe

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in darkest england

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booth

  • east end london
  • compares england and africa
  • the poor in england were worse off than in africa
  • degen puts eng and af close
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sherlock holmes the man with the twisted lip

the adventures of the empty house

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  • conan Doyle
  • printed in the strand magazine
  • twisted lip holmes killed
  • empty house he’s brought back
  • opium dens
  • the other
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the other

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-self vs the other
-english vs. foreign
-west vs the east
-british empire simultaneously responsible for economic growth and expansion of london and moral decline
physiognomy and the other
-judging humans characteristic by their facial structures

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dr jekyll and mr hyde

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  • stevenson
  • scottish writer
  • sets work in london
  • duality of man
  • degeneration
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penny dreadful and shelling shockers
-genre of serial fiction in victorian lit which appeared in installments over a series of weeks. usually written on cheap pulp paper and horror genre
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social darwinism
- school of european thought in the victorian period (1870s) applied biological concepts of natural selection to sociology and politics - only fittest survive - justification of cruel social construct
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atavism
tendency to revert back to ancestral type -social darwinists used this claiming inferior races or classes displayed atavistic traits and represented more primitive traits than their own race
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demon lover mysterious kor
bowen - wartime london during blitz - psychological traumas - keep calm carry on attitude
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Heart of darkness
conrad - congo - imperialism - darwinism,ativism - frame narrative - developmental discourse
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frame narrative
literary technique in which an introductory narrative is presented for the purpose of setting the shaper for a more emphasized 2nd narrative
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developmental discourse
-suggests to map of a lll the world onto one single hogenous historical timeline. some of civilizations (america. Europe) are most advanced, while other countries are primitive section of timeline
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civilizing mission
-rationalle from imperialism was justified by this self appointed cm. not limited to british, also french portugese, and belgian
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otherness
- concept used in sense that humans often define themselves by what they are not. we define ourselves as the other, conrad defines himself against what he is not - europe = self africa=other
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wide saragasso sea
rhys - prequel to jane eyre - antointte - race not biologically real but socially constructed - intersectionality (race,gender,wealth) - defamaliarization present familiar things in unfamiliar way
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creole
people of british and european descent born in the caribbean. subtext suspicion of creoles were of mixed white and black ancestry
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demamiliarization
-artistic technique created by viktor shklovsky which consists of presenting to audiences familiar things in an unfamiliar or strange way
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race is not biologically real
constructed through social institutions and practces
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intersectionality
immerged in the 90s and is the intersection between forms/systems of oppression )examples race, class, gender, sexuality) WSS
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Shooting an Elephant
- orwell - clash in morals - tool of imperialism
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white mans burden
kipling - imperialism - responsibility - get rid of famine - white mans burden means no more childhood
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The deserted village
- Goldsmith - land enclosure acts - luxury is crisis
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Mary Barton
Gaskell
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Demon Lover Mysterious Kor
Bowen
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Apocolypse Now
coppola
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embassy of cambodia
smith
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the new empire within britain
rushdie
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my son the fanatic
kureishi
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imaginary homelands
rushdie
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nonteleoligical
-w darwin meaningno perfection in sight