Final

Question 1

Kubla Khan

Answer 1

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

1816

Question 2

Honore de Balzac

Answer 2

“Sarrasine”

1830

Question 3

Gustave Flaubert

Answer 3

from “Travels in Egypt”

1850

Question 4

Thomas B. Macaulay

Answer 4

“Reform Minute”

Question 5

Filippo Tommaso Marinetti

Answer 5

“The Foundation and Manifesto of Futurism”

1909

Question 6

Andre Breton

Answer 6

from “The Surrealist Manifesto”

1924

Question 7

Alejo Carpentier

Answer 7

“Like the Night”

1958

Question 8

Virginia Woolf

Answer 8

“Mrs. Dalloway on Bond Street”

1923

Question 9

Michael Ondaatje

Answer 9

The English Patient

1992

Question 10

Oodgerro of the Tribe Noonuccal

Kathleen Ruska/Kath Walker

Answer 10

“We are Going”

1964

Question 11

Paula Gunn Allen

Answer 11

“Taking a Visitor to See the Ruins”

Question 12

Paula Gunn Allen

Answer 12

“Pocahontas to Her English Husband, John Rolfe”

Question 13

Toni Morrison

Answer 13

A Mercy

2008

Question 14

Basic tenets of Surrealism=

Answer 14

• Guarded by common sense but ignoring reality
• Involuntary memory in dreams..we say what we remember but hard to will it all we remember it though we were editing it
• Pure psychic automatism express verbally or in writing the true function of thought
• Thought dictated in the absence of all control exerted by reason

Question 15

Breton believed the forms of knowledge might reveal to us-

Answer 15

senses can launch us back to a memory/experience that we hold within us are just as important to reality as those we partake in

Question 16

Florens “i dream a dream that dreams back at me”

Twin-imaginary friend “I am always with you.”-Twin to Sorrow

Answer 16

Twin serves as an imaginary companion to Sorrow. Morrison allows each of his characters to depend on their thoughts and dreams for comfort and understanding due to their lack of companionship and love from relationships with those who have abandoned them. Through the transitions of the characters, Morrison allows the reader to see how they become trapped in their thoughts and dreams instead of facing reality.

Question 17

Ghalib wrote ghazals. British involvement in India was rapidly increasing.

Answer 17

Ghalib was skeptical towards secular power and religious orthodoxy. his poems became a personal mirror of the decining decades of the Mughal Empire.

Question 18

Kubla Khan

Answer 18

spirit of age-**

Question 19

Orientalism in “Sarrasine”

Answer 19

Marianina: like the Sultan’s daughter from Arabian Nights, mystifies exotic not really modern, old man: particular jewels, german images, japanese images are all combined

Question 20

Orientalism

Answer 20

Edward Said

1978

Question 21

Surrealism shifts the focus from cause adn effect to

Answer 21

paradox and happenstance.

Question 22

Surrealism is thought dictated in the absence of

Answer 22

all control exerted by reason.