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1
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Classical criticism

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Socrates, Aristotle, Horace

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Classical criticism is based on

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imitation

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Classical criticism is dealing with

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Great thought
Great expression
Great Emotion

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4
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Romantic criticism started with

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Longinus , on the sublime

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5
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Longinus is called the first true romantic critic by whom

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R. A . Scott James

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The first poem in lyrical ballad and last

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Rime of ancient mariner, tintern abbey

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who called neoclassical literature artificial?

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Charles Lamb

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Higher the stake, greater the fall that follows.

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Aristotle

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Hamartia is virtue or flaw

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virtue

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What is the transportation theory?

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Longinus said that the books that take you from your world to the writer’s world

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How does one write a sublime work

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the greatness of the following 
thought
emotion
figures
diction
composition
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12
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poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world

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P.B. Shelley

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13
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poets have license to coin new worlds

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Horace

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As elizabethan played with word, metaphysicals played with thoughts

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Walter Scott

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15
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Purple Patch

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too many literary devices

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16
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Negative capability

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keats- does not mix his emotions in the poem

17
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Theory of impersonality given by

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T.S eliot

18
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Touchstone method by

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Mathew Arnold

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19
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Objective Correlative is given by

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Washington Elston, and used first time in Paintings

20
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What is Objective Correlative

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the artistic and literary technique of representing or evoking a particular emotion by means of symbols which become indicative of that emotion and are associated with it.

21
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best example of objective correlative

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breal break break- tennyson

22
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pathetic fallacy

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john ruskin

23
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how did Socrates die?

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executed for not believing in the city gods and inventing new gods.

24
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Greek critics

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Socrates, Aristotle, Plato

25
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Roman critics

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Horace, Longinus, Quintillian

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