literary terms Flashcards

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dawn song

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aubade. troilus book 3

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belatedness

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harold Bloom’s theory of the anxiety of influence. belatedness is the state of mind of the poet who feels that his predecessors have already said anything worth saying, that there is no room for further creativity

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another word for fabliau

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boerde: a middle dutch term for tales which tend to be bawdy or satirical. Chaucer and Boccaccio delight in them

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another word for fabliau

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Boerde: a middle dutch term for tales which tend to be bawdy or satirical. Chaucer and Boccaccio delight in them

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another word for fabliau

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Boerde: a middle dutch term for tales which tend to be bawdy or satirical. Chaucer and Boccaccio delight in them

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daydreaming

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bovarysme : from Madame Bovary. a tendency towards escapist daydreaming where you imagine yourself to be a hero in a romance.

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harsh sounds

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cacophony as in Tennysons Morte D’Arthur

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