Final Review Flashcards

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The belief that intuition, imagination, and emotion provide a clearer route to truth than reason alone.

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Romanticism

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a intellectual movement of American Romanticism.

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Transcendentalism

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3
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What was hawthorns primary motive writing fiction?

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To tell the truth about society

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4
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Where was Hawthorne’s novel set?

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Boston Massachusetts 1650

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5
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How much the Scarlet letter because classified as a work of literature?

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Romance / allegory (using fictional characters to make a true statement about human existence)

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How did Hawthorne have ancestral ties to the Salem witch trials?

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A relative was a judge in the trials in 1692

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What do the characters actions and fate imply in Hawthorne’s writings?

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These are his ethical lessons

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What is the prison for represent?

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The severity in Puritan law

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9
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What does the Forest represent?

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A wild, unhabited place where passion can flourish

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A conscience statement of a principal, formulation of a truth, Instructive saying

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Aphorism

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Compares two unlike things that is often introduced by like or as

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Simile

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To represent, indicate, or typify before hand, a look into the future

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Foreshadowing

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Repetition of unusually initial consonant sounds into or more neighboring words or syllables

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Alliteration

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The repeating a word

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Repetition

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A word or phrase literally denoting one kind of object or idea is used in a place of another to suggest a likeliness or analogy between them (not literally) does not use like or as

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Metaphor

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Some pattern of words to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance

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Parallel structure

17
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A self contradicting statement that it first seems true

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Paradox

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Representation of a thing or abstraction of a person or by the human form

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Personification

19
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A combination or contradictory or incongruous words

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Oxymoron

20
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Character or theme (tragic hero) has a rise and fall

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Archetype