Introductions Flashcards

Both Innocence and Experience

1
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When were the poetry collections published?

A

1789

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2
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What did Blake hate?

A

organised religion

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3
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what is Blakes writing style?

A

Accessible and easily understandable

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4
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(I) ‘pleasant glee’

A

semantic field of joy and emotive language

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5
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(I) ‘On a cloud’

A

biblical imagery

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(I) ‘lamb’

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common blake motif to symbolise innocence, purity and sacrifice

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7
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(I) what does the ‘child’ represent?

A

a heavenly angel

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(I) what does this introduction denounce about the following poems?

A

that the poets writing is aimed towards children and to spread the joy of god

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9
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(I) ‘Drop’

A

child issuing a command

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10
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(I) ‘In a book, that all may read -‘

A

connotes to the bible

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11
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(I) ‘stained the water clear’

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ruining the natural world

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12
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(I) ‘plucked a hollow reed’ and ‘rural pen’

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symbolistic imagery - spiritual and religious but against rules and regulations

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