Lit Sem 2 test 1 Flashcards

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Lost his son, first wife, and his eye sight in 1652

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John Milton

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Sonnet 7

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A private reflection;
Problem: slow maturity
Resolution: trust in God

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3
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Sonnet 18

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public declaration denouncing persecution of the Protestants

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4
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Sonnet 19

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Private reflections about his loss of sight and opportunity to use his talent. Patience speaks and reminds him that he can still serve God

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5
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Paradise Lost

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Exhibits the standard epic feature
Subject matter is unconventional
Theme: justify the ways of God to man
(study notes for more)

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6
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Contemporary of John Donne and William Shakespear

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Ben Jonson

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Converted from Anglicanism to Catholicism

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Ben Jonson

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Frequently embroiled in controversy

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Ben Jonson

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9
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Killed a fellow actor in a duel

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Ben Jonson

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Imprisoned twice for acting in plays offensive to the government

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Ben Jonson

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In 1616 Ben Jonson became the first English author to…

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Publish his own works

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12
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Ruled despotically “Literary London”

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Ben Jonson

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Jonson’s group of poets were know as…

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the “Caviler Poets” or “Tribe of Ben”

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Goal of Jonson’s poetry

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Naturalism

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15
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Something Ben Jonson recognized about art

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that laborious art is not art of the highest order

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16
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Song to Celia

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“Celia”–Jonson’s imaginary love that he writes to

Compliments her and sends a wreath to her that she breaths on and sends back

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17
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Still to be neat

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Appearance vs. reality (Renaissance theme)

prefers a lady to be less artificial

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On my first son

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Addressed to his son that died of the plague at age of 7.

vows to not become too fond of something he could lose

19
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Writer of the finest devotional poetry in history

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George Herbert

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From an Aristocratic family

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George Herbert

21
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Influenced by his mother to have a career in the church

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George Herbert

22
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died of Tuberculosis in 1633

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George Herbert

23
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Allegory:

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an extended metaphor, a story on two or more levels

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John Donne’s poetry is evidence of…

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a deep spiritual change

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Catholic in a predominantly Protistant society
John Donne
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Converted from Catholicism to Anglicanism
John Donne
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Imprisoned for marrying a 17 yr old without parental consent
John Donne
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Most celebrated preacher in the city of famous preacher who preached the funeral service of James 1
John Donne
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Conciet
a striking and often sustained figurative comparison
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The Anniversary
Celebrating the one year anniversary of meeting his love Thesis: "our love hath no decay" exalts the virtue of constancy
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Epigram
a short, compact poem making a wise or humorous observation and ending with a witty twist
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Holy Sonnet 7
allusion to Revelation 7 | read as a prayer for all worshipers to take confession of their sin seriously
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A Hymn to God the Father
author has repentant attitude | pun on the words Donne/done
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something about cambridge
Herbert
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a time of change
the 17th century
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believed he should be head of the governemnt and the church
James 1
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with this bill, no Roman Catholics could rule and the crown could not do away with the laws
Declaration of rights
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agreed to the declaration of rights that would limit their power
William and Mary
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with the increase of the middle class came
a larger membership in the house of commons
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to Puritans, the Anglican church retained
many Catholic traits
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by 1650 there were
standard spellings of most words
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First English dictonary
King James I