Test 2 Flashcards
1
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Celestina genre
A
dramatic novel
2
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Lazarillo genre
A
picaresque novel; 1st of this kind
3
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Traits of the picaresue novel
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- main character is anti-hero
- anti-hero survive by any means
- autobiographical/1st person.
- novel is episodic
- satire of all levels of society.
- contains moral lesson.
- psychological development of the character.
- study of reality vs. appearance.
- pícaro is motivated by hunger.
- novel has NO true love.
- anti-hero has every opportunity NOT to be moral.
- The pícaro’s personality and attitude are consistent throughout the novel.
4
Q
7 deadly sins
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- wrath, envy
- sloth, lust
- pride, greed
- gluttony
5
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Lazarillo was published
A
1554
6
Q
Golden Age
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1492-1681
7
Q
1492 events
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- Granada retaken by Christians
- Columbus and the New World
- Expulsion of Jews- leave, convert, or be killed
8
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Renaissance
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+“Rebirth” of Greek civilization, classical culture
+appreciation of life and enthusiasm of worldly pleasures
9
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When did the inquisition become law
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1480
10
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Leader of the inquisition
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Torquemada
11
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Humanism
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- Renaissance intellectual movement (14th century)
- emphasized education for both sexes
- revived interest in studying Greek and Roman classics
12
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Celestina was published
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1499
13
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Hippocrates/ Galen reference
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Celestina 1.1: Calisto doesn’t think that they could diagnose his problem
14
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Nero/ Rome reference
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Celestina 1.1: Sempronio played song a/b Rome burning; Calisto thought his pain was greater
15
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Solomon/Bible reference
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Celestina 1.2: Sempronio told Calisto to listen to Solomon. Women and wine make men deny God.
