English Flashcards

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Petrarchan Origin

A

Francesco Petrarch

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Petrarcan Sections

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1 Octave & 1 Sestet

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3
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Petrarchan Rhyme Scheme

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ABBA ABBA CDE CDE or ABBA ABBA CDC DCD

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4
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Petrarchan Metrical Pattern

A

unfixed iambic pentameter

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5
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Shakespearean Origin

A

William Shakespeare

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6
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Shakespearean Sections

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: 3 Quatrains & 1 Couplet

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7
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Shakespearean Rhyme Scheme:

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ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

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8
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Shakespearean Metrical Pattern:

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fixed iambic pentameter

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9
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In the early 20th century, a new approach of analyzing literature was

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introduced

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10
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is a reading approach in literature that emphasizes the form of a literary piece or how the elements of the text work together to create meaning.

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Formalism

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studies the form of the text without regard to other factors such as the biographical, historical, and cultural contexts, and even the emotions felt by the reader

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Formalism or formalist criticism

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In this approach, the reader concentrates on the form or inherent features of the literary piece itself as in

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tone, imagery, style, symbols, sound devices, and figures of speech, among others in poems.

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13
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What can you say about the tone of the sonnet XLIII

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Passionate
Reverent
Joyful
Longing

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14
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What can you say about the style of the sonnet XLIII

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Sonnet Form (type)
Lyrical Quality
Personal Voice

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15
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are words, phrases, or clauses characterized by sudden or strong emotions (like surprise, disgust, and anger). They usually end with an exclamation point,

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Interjection or exclamation

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16
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can also be expressed as interjections.

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Greetings

17
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are words, phrases, or clauses that convey strong emotions.

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Interjections

18
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is a very structured poem,

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Sonnet

19
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• it is written in one stanza
• having 14 lines,

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Sonnet

20
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The word “sonnet” comes
from the Italian sonetto, meaning

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little song,

21
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the first sonnets were developed by the Italian poet

A

Francesco Petrarch

22
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These sonnets were called

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Petrarchan sonnets or
Italian sonnets.

23
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Sonnets were first century developed in the 13th and
were popularized by the English playwright

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William Shakespeare

24
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presents the problem,

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octave

25
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provides the solution.

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sestet