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Part. 1 Flashcards

1
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What is said is not what is meant to be understoood

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Figurative language

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What is expressed is exactly what it is said. Words as defined

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Literal

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3
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Comparison of two things using like or as

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Simile

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4
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Two things are compared without as or like. (To be or have)

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Metaphor

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5
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Gives human features ot traits to unanimated objects

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Personification

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6
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Exaggerating to show strong feeling or effect

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Hyperbole

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7
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Expression with less strenght than expected

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Understatement

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8
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A type of brief poem that expresses personal emotions and thoughts of a single speaker ;usually in first person

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Lyric

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9
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Lyrics include….

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Sonnet, elegy, ode, ballad and song

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The subject matter of the lyric is __________ (grief, public emotions, celebration, reverance)

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Expressive

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11
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Form of literary art in which language is used for its aesthetic and evocative qualities in addition to its apparent meaning

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Poetry

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12
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Poetry can also be in __________.

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Poetic drama, hymns, lyrics or prose poetry

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13
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Poems use verse, which is

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Figurative language

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14
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Prose poetry is

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Literal language

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15
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From the point of view of lyric ______ and _______ are the most important functions. Used for aesthetic language

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Emotive and poetic

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16
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Ability to manipulate language in creative ways

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Poetic functions

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17
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When the message focuses on the sender

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Emotive function

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18
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Refers to the figures of speech; prevails in the poetic function

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Aesthetic value

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19
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Potential of the lyric text, context and expression; transmitting experiences or thoughts

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Communicative value

20
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Latin American Poetry is in….

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Spanish and Portuguese

21
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L.A poetry unifies _____ and _____ cultures as well as _______ traditions

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Imperial
Indigenous
African

22
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When did the world begin to notice LA poetry?

Why?

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60s

Modernismo movement

23
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Written in Nahuatl; found and recorded by Bernardino de Sahagún from Aztecs.

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Pre Columbian Poetry

24
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Followed European trends like romantic ballads as well as satire. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

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Colonial Era

25
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From ballads to modern short forms; revolution, influential leaders, liberation

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19th century

26
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Movement orginated in LA by Rubén Darío. Rebels against romanticism; 19th century

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Modernismo

27
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Multicultural approach (women, africo hispanos, indigenous groups); After modernismo

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20th century

28
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Currents after ww2:

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Cubism
Futurism
Dadaism
Ultraism
Surrealism
29
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Slavador Dalí was influenced by

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Spanish surreailism

30
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Self-reflective art form that threw away constraints of beauty as a common theme

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Vanguardista

31
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Nobel Prize winners with Surrealism

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Gabriela Mistral
Pablo Neruda
Octavio Paz

32
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Pre colombian poet

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Nezahaualcoyotl

33
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Alfonsina Storni anf Gabriela Mistral

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19th century

34
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Neruda, Parra, Paz, Borges, Bolaño, Reyes

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20th century

35
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The emperor poet; Texcoco 1402, ruled in 1431. Reorganized the kingdom, laws, rebuilt the city and sought economic flowering
$100 pesos bill poem

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Nezahualcoyotl

36
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Nezahualcoyotl worte

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El Tezontle

37
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Nun who wrote the first feminist manifesto. Prodigy, published writer. New Spain 1651; talked about the queen

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Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

38
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For those who are with greatness born should live not for themselves alone.
If fual torment is to be my one condition, both loving I would quit

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Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz

39
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1892 Switzerland- Argentina. Passionate erotism to dark despair. Suicide 1938, Obra Poetica Completa 1961

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Alfonsina Storni

40
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Storni is from the ….

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19th century modernism

41
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Little Little Man

I’m going to sleep

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Alfonsina Storni

42
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Part of Generacion 27, Le Maleficio de la Mariposa, Impresiones y Viajes. Was arrested in a protest in Granada and killed in 1936; 20th century

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Federico García Lorca

43
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The Ballad of the Moon; inituated vanguardismo/surrealim

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García Lorca

44
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Mexico City, 1914; the laberyth of solitude, piedra del sol, ambassador of Infia (rejects charge after Tlatelolco)
1990/1998 Nobel Prize

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Octavio Paz

45
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As one listens to the rain

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Octavio Paz

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