last chapter bro Flashcards

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two or more words having identical sounds in the last stressed vowel and the sounds that follow refers to rhymes at the end of lines

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end rhyme

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the narrator stands outside the story and refers to the characters with pronouns such as he she or they

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third-person point of view

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a type of writing in which the author attempts to reproduce the flow of thoughts in a character’s mind with little attention to grammar or logic

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stream of consciousness

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a sudden revelationary insight into some aspect of life or reality that springs from an ordinary person object or event

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epiphany

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5
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to hint at events that will occur later within the story

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foreshadow

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is a type of stream of consciousness narration

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interior monologue

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a lyric poem or song greeting the dawn and often expressing the regret of two lovers at parting

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aubade

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8
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the emotion pervading a work

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mood

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9
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a form of shock humor derived from treating grotesque serious or morbid situation comically

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black humor

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is the agreement of sounds from last stressed vowel sounds onward with a difference in the immediately preceding constant sounds

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perfect rhyme

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shows agreement in terminal constant sounds but disagreement in the proceeding vowel sounds or agreement in the vowel sounds but disagreement one succeeding constant sounds

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slant rhyme

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12
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what were the pre-war years

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the pre-war year was 1901-1914

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13
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why was Britain a period of unrest

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Britain was in a period of unrest because the British colonies in America and Ireland were pursuing independence

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14
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what did Britian hope while in war

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when Britain was in a war they thought it would be over by Christmas but lasted years

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what did many Britains believe about the established order?

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many Britains believed that the established order from the ruling classes to traditional religion had failed the country.

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16
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how did modern technology affect the war?

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modern technology in which Victorians had placed so much hope had made war more inhumane than ever and the traditional church seemed to offer few answers to the trauma of the war, Britains war leadership had too often show gross income costing soldiers lives.

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17
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why is queen Elizabeth special

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queen Elizabeth coronation was televised and she became the nation’s longest-reigning monarch

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18
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what did Darwinism challenge

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darwnism challenged human morality if man is an animal might as well behave like one

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19
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what did sigmund frued influence

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sigmund frued huge influenced modern physchology

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20
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what are the 5 major themes of modernist art and literature?

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  • disillusionment with modern life
  • fragmentation of community and alienating individuals within society
  • explore the inner lives of individuals and psychological realism
  • experimentation
  • Search for meaning
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21
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the first female prime minister is

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Margret Thatcher

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22
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speak about the Christian perspective about the bitter pessimism and moral uncertainty of much modern literature

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from a Christian perspective the bitter pessimism and moral uncertainty of much modern literature distance it from believers just as its obscurity alienates most ordinary readers. The Christian objection to much of modernist literature therefore is not to its unconventional techniques but rather to many of the messages it conveys

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23
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define Brexit

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Britain’s withdrawal from the European union

24
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what is existentalism

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existentialism which had been rising in popularity before the war gained new momentum based on the idea that there is no factual evidence to human life, existentialism posits that people nonetheless require meaning and so must rise above despair over life’s absurdity to create their own meaning for their existence

25
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define determinism

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the idea that people are trapped by conditions imposed on them by human nature, society, and the world

26
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what does yeats offer in moderst search for meaning

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in the modernist search for meanings yeats offered alternative explanations through his poetry

27
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what two trends in tinkering emerged

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first,combining Frued’s intrest in the individual mind and their own personal attempt to make sense of life, modernists primarily explored individual experiences and perspectives
2nd, key trait of modernists literature is indirectness

28
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what has CS lewis emerged to

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CS Lewis emerges as key defender of a christian worldview

29
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what have prime minster Winston Churchill’s speeches done

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prime minister Winston Churchill’s speeches rallied Britain to continue fighting.

30
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in each of mansfield’s best stories what are insights into the natural envoroment

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in each of Mansfield’s best stories insights into the natural environment are juxtaposed against the thought of the characters, creating a focus on the characters’ perceptions, particularly as related to the class. These characters although frequently emotionally fragile women are always complex full of internal contradictions and transcendent yearnings

31
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is rosemary compared to the good smaritan

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rosemary is not compared to the good smartian she is simply thinking of herself (Luke 10:25-27) she doesn’t have real compassion

32
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who is james jocye

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he is an irish author, who exiled himself from his homeland but still wrote mainly about Ireland

33
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what does Joyce’s work abound in

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Joyce’s work abounds in psychological insight and dazzling linguistic virtuosity (he was a master of language and psychology)

34
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the two symbols that used throughout araby

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light and dark

35
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what is the main conflict and theme of araby

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reality vs fantasy

36
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what is “gazing up into the darkness I saw myself as a creative driven and derided by vanity and my eyes burned with anguish and anger” an example of

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epiphany

37
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who is DH lawerence

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he is an english novelist, short story, essayist and poet he wrote controversial content focusing on the shifting fragments nature of human experinces and people’s inability to escape their enviorment

38
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what is the difference from william and lucy

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william and lucy do not share the same vision for home life

39
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what happens to lucy at the end of a sick coller

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at the end of the story lucy fears are unresolved

40
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who is Virginia Woolf and what does her writing portray

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Virginia Woolf was an English novelist, essayist, and publisher whose fiction experimented with modernist forms while exploring feminist themes. Her work vividly portrays the profound but unspoken moments in everyday life

41
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how does Virginia Woolf symbolize the mark

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she develops the symbol on the mark on the wall indirectly and thus obscures the meaning for the reader

42
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how doe does the speaker in “the mark on the wall” question the traditional worldview

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the speaker questions a traditional worldview with the illustration of Whitaker’s Alanack

43
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what does the mark from “the mark on the wall” mean

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the mark on the wall symbolized an escape from reality and an ensurance of reality

44
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how does the narrator seem in “the mark on the wall”

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the narrator seems disoriented and unstable but relieved when she finds out what the mark is

45
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what is CS Lewis famous book

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he wrote “the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe”

46
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who is CS Lewis

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he was an Irish novelist, poet, theologian, and literary critic

47
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what is Paralongre genre

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its in the genre of science fiction but has a focus almost entirely on theological themes

48
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what was the solution Ransom provides in Paralongre

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the solution Ransom provides to the dilemma is the green lady should walk out of her own will

49
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who was Winston Churchill

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he was a gifted leader and oriented during WW 11

50
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who was Winston Churchill son of

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he was the son of an American heiress and an English lord

51
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how did Winston inspire the british

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his steady optimism and confident speeches inspire the British people during “their finest hour”

52
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what was the dominant rhetorical appeal in Winston speech

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the dominant rhetorical appeal is pathos

53
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“The bulk of that hideous apparatus of aggression which gashed Holland into ruin and slavery in a few days will be turned upon us”

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is an example of connotative language

54
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“Whatever happens they will fight to the end, be it bitter or be it glorious”

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is an example of antithesis

55
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what did modernist lit offer

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Modernist lit offered a realistic perspective on life and human nature itself but without christ(gospel) it lacked a balm for the trails of the human heart

56
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which two writers held to traditional ideology and style contrasting with modernist

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cs lewis and Winston Churchill

57
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what philosophy dominated postwar literature and maintained that people must create their own meaning

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existentialism