od početka do Daniela

Question 1

DEF the age of reason

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european intellectual movement that celebrates the power and uses of reason

Question 2

economic changes - the age of reason (Britain, industry,

Answer 2

• Britain dominant trading empire, first nation to industrialize
• Internal economy still largely based on agriculture
• Rise of the middle class
• SLAVE TRADE - unpaid and free labor
• peasant economy replaced by capitalist production
• accumulation of wealth based on capitalist exploitation

Question 3

rationalism - the age of reason

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power of reason and knowledge gained of experience
(reasonable to use slaves)

Question 4

empiricism

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source of knowledge - SENSE experience

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deism

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religious belief that God created the world but does not control it

Question 6

rationalism - the rise of the novel

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source of knowledge - REASON
negation of emotion

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sentimentalism

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focused on emotion and emotional worlds

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neoclassicism

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focus on order, elegance, harmony and exclusion of emotion
*** novel as a new genre was not appreciated

Question 9

when did novel emerged, and when did it became dominant form and genre in terms of readership

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late 17th century
18th century

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realism

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portrayal of life with fidelity

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early influences for the rise of the novel

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“Travels of Sir John Mandeville”
“The Unfortunate Traveller”
“Utopia”

Question 12

other name for coffee houses

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penny universities (coffee for 1 penny)

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first coffee house (where, when)

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Oxford, 1650

Question 14

when London’s first CH

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1652

Question 15

opiši malo te coffee house

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• distinct clientele
• central place of 17/18th century culture and commerce
• reserved for men
• later turned into exclusive private member clubs

Question 16

major representatives of the rise of the novel (9)

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3. strana

Question 16

genres of the rise of the novel (9)

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3. strana

Question 17

šta su žene radile na početku kad su pisale priče

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• secret publishing deals
• published anonymously
• published under pseudonyms

Question 18

Aphra Behn par stvari reći

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4. strana

Question 19

Aphra Behn - prvo delo i ostalih par

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“Oroonoko” - critique of the slave trade (1688)
* epistolary novel - “Love-Letters Between a Nobleman and His Sister”

Question 20

Delarivier Manley

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political satire and explicit sexual content

Question 21

the mother and father of english novel

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Aphra Behn and Daniel Defoe

Question 22

Delarivier Manley dela

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4. strana

Question 23

Frances Burney dela

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4. strana

Question 24

"Evelina" šta se radi i ko je napisao

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4. strana

Question 25

novel of manners - šta je i ko je započeo

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Frances Burney krenula It represents the manners of the social world.

Question 26

what is new kind of litetature that Daniel invented

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it emphasizes the significance of private experience

Question 27

daniel defoe šta je sve bio

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tradesman, journalist, novelist, pamphleteer, spy

Question 28

prvo uspešno delo daniela

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The True-Born Englishman

Question 29

inspiration for robinson crusoe i godina izlaska

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(1719) colonial contact with other cultures, castaways' and travellers' tales

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genre robinson crusoe

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5. strana

Question 31

interpretations of robinson crusoe

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5. strana

Question 32

par dela od daniela

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The Adventures of Captain Singleton Colonel Jack A Journal of the Plague Year Memoirs of a Cavalier Roxana

Question 33

moll flanders pisac, godina, i glavna tema

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Daniel Defoe, 1722, representation of low life, story of a modern heroine

Question 34

term satire origins

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Latin satira, later form of satura

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quintilian term

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poem in heameters

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Swift's definition of satire

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6. strana

Question 37

satirist

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* self-appointed guardian of standards, ideals and truth * expose all sorts of social and moral problems in (society at large) or (in a particular social group)

Question 38

satire

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* an expression of protest * to correct, censure and ridicule the follies and vices of society

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early greek poets and dramatists

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Archilochus, Hipponax, Aristophanes

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rome poets

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Lucilius, Horace, Juvenal

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2 basic classes of satire and their fathers

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7. strana

Question 42

kinds of satire

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manippean, horatian, lucilian, juvenalian

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menippean satire specifikacije

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mixes verse and prose, caricature of parody

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golden age of satire

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end of the 17th and much of the 18th century in european literature

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preffered mode of expression in satire (2 writers)

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Alexander Pope - verse Jonathan Swift - prose

Question 46

why was end of the 17th and much of the 18th century golden age of satire

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satirist wanted to protect civilization and culture (from abuse, aberration, corruption) by exposing and ridiculing problems in society (materialism, hypocrisy, cruelty, political issues)