Our Word Hoard! Flashcards

1
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A collection of literary extracts or quotes

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Florilegium

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2
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A compound expression in Old English and Old Norse poetry with metaphorical meaning

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Kenning

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3
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Fiction written by a fan of, and featuring characters from, a particular TV series, movie, etc.

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Fan Fiction

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4
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The God of Sleep in the Faerie Queen (pg.791/2)

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Morpheus

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5
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Quite literally “no place” coined as a term by Sir Thomas More

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Utopia

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6
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Idea created by Joseph Campbell describing the common pattern of heroes in great myths

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Monomyth

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7
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A character, event, or image that reoccurs in different works across time and cultures

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Archetypes

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8
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A “knight prototype”. Thanes are soldiers but not all soldiers are Thanes.

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Thane

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9
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To be second handedly embarassed for someone

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Cringe

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10
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Rather

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Homely

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11
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Worthy

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Worshipful

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12
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Third person reference of a person (pg 425)

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Creature

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13
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Killed

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Slew

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14
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A great way to start a lecture and get student’s attention

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Hear me

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15
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An impoverished scholar.

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Sizar

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16
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A group of texts that are generally agreed upon as important.

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Canon

17
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An obscure or difficult poetic figure.

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Darke Conceit

18
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A long, narrative poem that is usually about heroic deeds and events that are significant to the culture of the poet.

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Epic

19
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Ancestral memories and experiences common to everyone

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Collective Unconcious

20
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Common pattern between almost all stories

Call to adventure->assistance->departure->trials->approach->crisis->treasure->result->return->new life->resolution

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Hero’s journey

21
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Looking at a small section of text and analyzing it deeper

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Close reading

22
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Giving emblematic value as well as individuality to a character.

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English Realism

23
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Expert in nonsense

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Hythloday

24
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General good

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Commonwealth

25
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Happy consequence of Adam’s sin

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Felix Culpa

26
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Certain setting/mood/ atmosphere that affects your religious experience. (radiolab, bliss)

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Campfire feeling