Carmel Point Anlysis Flashcards

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What does this work develop?

A

A tension between the natural world and the newly developed one

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Who wrote Carmel Point?

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Robinson Jeffers

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2
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This literary work is a:

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Poem

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3
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How many lines does this poem have?

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15

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4
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The poem goes from something more pastoral to something more __________.

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Human centered

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Which words stands out in the second line of the poem and why?

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Crop; it suggests that the land might have grown the houses

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How does Jeffers see the natural world?

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Permanent and immutable

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7
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What does The Horses and Carmel Point have in common

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A pastoral hint

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8
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What does line 7 refer to?

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The intruding houses

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9
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What is curious about the speaker?

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Uses ‘we’ instead of ‘I’ which could suggest a plural we or a Royal We

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10
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The speaker announces affiliation with what over humanity?

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Nature

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11
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What does Jeffers ask the audience?

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To “Trust Together” in ourselves

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12
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According to Carmel Point why is it that humans build things?

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Lack of confidence

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