PY - R - W2 - Elegies Flashcards

1
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0Ooften

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Graduated Capitals

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2
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lemman

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Lover, Sweetheart

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3
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'’Most’’ + ‘‘lost’’= (What style)

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Eye rhyme

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4
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Your maiden head

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Virginity

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5
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Pillar of lights

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guides

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6
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September Song (auth + date)

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  • Geoffrey Hill
  • 1968
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7
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Geoffrey Hill (poem)

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September Song (1968)

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8
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punctus elevatus

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are(dth)’‘Swa

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9
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are(dth)’‘Swa

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punctus elevatus

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10
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Poems of

  • mourning
  • lament
  • epitaph (grave-stone)
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Elegies

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11
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poems of commemoration & meditation

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Elegies

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12
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Where are they (theme) + e.g.

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Ubi Sunt
e.g. Wanderer

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13
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Implicit reference to another poem or story, or to a person or event.

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Allusion

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Allusion

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  • Association (type of)
  • Literal form of symbolic reference

Lat. ad + ludere, ‘to play beside’

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15
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I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be.

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Allusion

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16
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KENNING

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Old Norse kenna, to know, to perceive

  • compound term which pairs a base-word with a referent by way of defining something by what it is not.
  • hildenædran, or ‘battle-snakes’, for arrows and beadleomu, or ‘battle flame’, for a sword which flashes in a fight.
17
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hildenædran, or ‘battle-snakes’, for arrows and beadleomu, or ‘battle flame’,
for a sword which flashes in a fight. (symbolic)

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Kennings

18
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Riddles in miniatures

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Kenning

(what is binding of water?)

19
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Maxim

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Gk. axiOma ‘what is thought fitting’

  • hort, pithy statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct.
  • frequently in the Iliad
  • mental guardians of good conduct
20
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Fate often saves an undoomed man when his courage is good (symbol)

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MAXIM