Satire Flashcards

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When were Donne’s satires written, roughly?

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c.1595

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When was Donne’s satire ‘Upon Mr Thomas Coryat’s Crudities’ written?

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c.1611

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What does Richard Sugg say about the implications of early modern anatomy on metaphysical attitudes towards the body?

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‘increasingly, a once cosmically meaningful organism is spiritually hollowed and neutralized, into an entity which talks only about itself’

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What does Donne’s satire 2 say about plagiarism?

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‘if one eate my meat, though it be knowne / The meat was mine, th’ excrement is his own’

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What does Donne’s satire 2 say about poetry as illness?

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‘Though Poetry indeed be such a sinne / As I thinke that brings dearths, and Spaniards in, / Though like the Pestilence and old fashion’d love / Ridingly it catch men’

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What does Donne’s satire 2 say about the abundance of writing?

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‘all write’

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What does Donne’s satire on Thomas Coryat say about anatomy?

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‘Worst malefactors… / do publike good cut in Anatomies. / So will thy book in pieces’

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What is ‘Beware the Cat’ referred to as in the anonymous poem?

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‘a sick mans bloud’ and ‘Streamers excrement’

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When was Marston’s ‘Scourge of Villanie’ published?

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1598

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When was the Bishops Ban on satire introduced?

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1599

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What does satire 7 in Marston’s ‘Scourge of Villanie’ refer to sin as?

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‘the slime that from our souls do flow’

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What does Marston say in satire 2 from ‘Scourge of Villanie’ about his inability to stay silent?

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‘Who can abstaine? What modest brain can hold’?

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What does satire 7 in Marston’s ‘Scourge of Villanie’ refer to his subject as?

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‘He’s but a sponge, and shortly needs must leese [release] / His wrong gut juice, when greatness’s fist shall squeeze / His liquor out.’

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What does satire 1 in Marston’s ‘Scourge of Villanie’ refer to exposition in satire as?

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‘his honesty / Shall be as bare as his Anatomy’

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When was Joseph Hall’s ‘Vergidemiarum’ published?

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1597-8

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What is a ‘good book’ in relation to its author, according to Milton in ‘Areopagitica’?

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‘a good book is the precious life-blood of a master spirit’

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What does Douglar Lanier say about Marston’s use of a satiric persona?

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‘Marston seems attracted to the satiric persona less for its moral possibilities and more for its strategic potential, its ability to theatricalize and re-frame behaviour’

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What does ‘Burbage’ say in the Induction to Marston’s ‘Malcontent’?

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‘Why should we not enjoy the ancient freedom of poesy?’

19
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What does Malevole say of his disguise as Altofronto?

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‘this affected strain gives me a tongue / As fetterless as is an emperor’s’

20
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What kind of satire were Hall and Marston emulating?

A

Juvenal

21
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What does Per Sivefors note of satire in terms of treading the line of hypocrisy?

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One must have a ‘double perspective’ on anger as an object of satire and a tool of satire

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What does Raman Selden say about Marston’s satires in terms of subject and style?

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‘The low-world which Marston which views from his assumed sublime perspective infects his ‘poetic’ style

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What does Selden say about Marston’s hypocrisy?

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He ‘cancels the satirist’s corrective role’

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What did the Bishops Ban of 1599 say?

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‘no Satyres or Epigrames be printed hereafter’

25
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When was Samuel Rowlands’ ‘The letting of Humors blood in the Head-vaine’ published?

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1600

26
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What does Clegg note about the publication and ban of Marston’s satirical volumes?

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They had originally been granted ecclesiastical approval

27
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What does Hall say about anatomy in book 2 satire 2?

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‘Worthy were Galen to be weighd in Gold’

28
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What does Hall say that complicates the idea of satire as flagellation in book 4, satire 1?

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‘All these and more deserve some blood-drawne lines: / But my six Cords been of too loose a twine’