5) The Rise of the Novel Flashcards

1
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Thomas Hobbes

A

Leviathan

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John Locke

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The Reasonableness of Christianity, Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Two Treatises of Government

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In which of John Locke’s work can we find the “human mind at birth is a white paper” thought?

A

Essay Concerning Human Understanding

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4
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Who was the most important women writer of the 17th century?

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Aphra Behn

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5
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Aphra Behn

A

Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave

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Why did Aphra Behn started to write?

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because of the early death of her Dutch husband

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7
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Who is Oroonoko?

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an African prince (likely present-day Ghana)

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8
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When was Oroonoko published?

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1688

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9
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What is the name of Oroonoko’s love?

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Imoinda

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10
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In which country does Oroonoko end up as a slave?

A

in Suriname

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11
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What are the slave names of Oroonoko and Imoinda?

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Caesar and Clemene

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How does Oroonoko end?

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Oroonoko kills Imoinda to spare her and their unborn child from further suffering, he is then executed

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13
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Periodization of Age of Reason

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17th and 18th century

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14
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What is the change of literary heroes in the Rise of the Novel?

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ordinary people, you can identify with them

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15
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What were coffee houses?

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spread all over the country, different from pubs, alcohol was prohibited, women not allowed, you talked with people about what happened in the world, opened to all social classes

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16
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Why was most society of the 18th century illiterate?

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because literacy was necessary only for middle-class occupations like administration

17
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Name some of the limits on readerships in the 18th century

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high cost of books, long working hours, little privacy, light, gin cheaper than books

18
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journal Tatler

A

by Richard Steele

19
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journal Spectator

A

by Addison and Steele

20
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Gentleman’s Magazine

A

Edward Cave

21
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What were the predecessors of novels?

A

romances, journalistic stories

22
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Daniel Defoe

A

Robinson Crusoe, Moll Flanders, The Journal of Plague Year, The True-Born Englishman, The Shortest Way with the Dissenters

23
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When was Moll Flanders first published?

A

1722

24
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When was Moll Flanders born?

A

in Newgate Prison

25
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How many husbands in total did Moll Flanders have?

A

five

26
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How does Moll Flanders end?

A

she reunites with her final husband in prison, and eventually they rebuild their lives in America

27
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Which two books did Alexander Pope translate?

A

The Illiad of Homer, The Odyssey of Homer

28
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Oliver Goldsmith

A

Vicar of Wakefield

29
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Samuel Richardson

A

Pamela, Clarissa

30
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Name some of the female authors of romances

A

Eliza Heywood, Sarah Fielding, Charlotte Lennox