exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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known for Portrait of a Lady

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Henry James

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2
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changed spelling of last name to avoid guilt

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

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3
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wrote “The Open Boat”

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Stephen Crane

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4
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endorsed grape juice

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Jack London

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5
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wrote 1,000 words a day

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Jack London

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6
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credited with establishing naturalism

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Stephen Crane

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7
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wrote “Red Badge of Courage”

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Stephen Crane

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8
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wrote “Ethan Fromme”

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Edith Wharton

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9
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cited for bravery during Civil War

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Ambrose Bierce

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10
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vanished in Mexico in 1913

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Ambrose Bierce

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11
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wrote Moby Dick

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Herman Melville

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12
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was an avid abolitionist

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Ralph Emerson

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13
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“To be great is to be misunderstood.”

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Ralph Emerson

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14
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jailed for not paying taxes

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Henry Thoreau

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15
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wrote “Walden”

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Henry Thoreau

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16
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follower of Emerson

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Henry Thoreau

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17
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wrote “Billy Budd”

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Herman Melville

18
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wrote “Scarlet Letter”

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Nathaniel Hawthorne

19
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Samuel Clemmons was his real name

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Mark Twain

20
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died at age 28

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Stephen Crane

21
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Herman Melville (movement)

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Anti-Trans

22
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dealt with the question of evil (movement)

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Anti-Trans

23
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believed truths of existence are elusive (movement)

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Anti-Trans

24
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characters are more important than the plot (movement)

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Realism

25
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concentration was on the middle class (movement)

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Realism

26
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Henry James (movement)

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Realism

27
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Mark Twain (movement)

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Realism

28
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Fireside Poets (movement)

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Trans

29
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Emerson (movement)

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Trans

30
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believed that nature was a doorway to a mystical world (movement)

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Trans

31
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was derived from Immanuel Knott (movement)

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Trans

32
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valued feelings over reason (movement)

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Trans

33
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“Transparent Eyeball” (movement)

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Trans

34
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developed out of realism (movement)

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Naturalism

35
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determinism (movement)

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Naturalism

36
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things happen “to” people, like puppets (movement)

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Naturalism

37
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heavily influenced by Darwin (movement)

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Naturalism

38
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believes nature is indifferent (movement)

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Naturalism

39
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believes nature is dark and uncaring (movement)

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Anti-Trans

40
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deals with raw and unpleasant experiences (movement)

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Naturalism