7) Romanticism Flashcards

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What is the periodization of English Romanticism?

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end of 18th, beginning of the 19th century

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What is in the centre of attention of Romanticism?

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nature, attention to folk heritage, emphasis on emotions

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Who wrote Auld Lang Syne and collecter Scottish songs in general?

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Robert Burns

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4
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Who is the national poet of Scotland?

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Robert Burns

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5
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Who wrote Lyrical Ballads?

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William Wordsworth, S. T. Coleridge

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What are some poems from Lyrical Ballads?

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Lucy Gray, We Are Seven

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What are some of the main topics of Lyrical Ballads?

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childhood, countryside, folk ballads and traditions, The Sublime and The Beautiful

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Name two poems written by William Wordsworth

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We are Seven, I wandered lonely as a cloud

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William Wordsworth

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Poems in Two Volumes, Poet Laureate, The Prelude

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When was We are Seven published?

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in 1798

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What are the themes of We are Seven?

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innocence, death, the perspective of children

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12
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I wandered lonely as a cloud is also known as ________

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Daffodils

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13
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S. T. Coleridge

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The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

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14
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Lord Byron

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Don Juan, Childe Harold

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Who is the Byronic hero?

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a tragic figure of modern existential angst, mysterious crime in the background, his past is dark, would die in loneliness, contempt of conventional morality, romantic, lonely, tragic

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16
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Name some examples of the Byronic hero

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Macbeth, Hamlet, Othello, Milton’s Satan, Ashab, Dorian Gray, Heathcliff

17
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Which work Lord Byron didn’t finish?

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Don Juan

18
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Percy Bysshe Shelly

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The Necessity of Atheism, A Defence of Poetry, Ode to the West Wind, Prometheus Unbound

19
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Which scandalous pamphlet written by P. B. Shelly caused his expulsion from Oxford?

A

The Necessity of Atheism

20
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How did P. Bysshe Shelly die?

A

while sailing

21
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Which P. B. Shelly’s work is a “closet drama” and what does it mean?

A

Prometheus Unbound, a drama that is not meant for stage

22
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John Keats

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Ode to a Nightingale, Ode to a Grecian Urn

23
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William Blake the radical

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wanted to turn England into republic, supported French and American Revolutions, shared beliefs with Mary Wollstonecraft on the equality of sexes

24
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William Blake

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Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experince, The Prophecies (epic poems)

25
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What is the difference between Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience?

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Innocence- focus on the innocence and wonder of childhood, joy, imagination, harmonious relationship with nature; Experience - themes of corruption, societal oppression, the loss of innocence, darker and more complex side of life

26
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Name some poems from Songs of Innocence

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The Lnámb, The Chimney Sweeper, Infant Joy, Holy Thursday

27
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Name some poems from Songs of Experience

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The Tyger, The Chimney Sweeper, The Sick Rose, Holy Thursday