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Test 2 Eras Flashcards

1
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Known for religion science and morality great expansion of industry

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British empire cove 1/2 the world

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2
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Death of sir Walter Scott
Coronation of victoria
Great exhibition
Darwins origin of species
Death of victoria

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Britain

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3
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Marxism and realism

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Victorian period

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4
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Authors viewed themselves as moral teachers

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Victorian

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5
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Realism
Reflects moral earnestness

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Victorrian

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6
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Themes: progress of society
Validity of Christian faith
Men’s relationship with God
Genres. Poetry essays novels

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Victorian

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7
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Realism ( writing techniques) accurately depiction of life

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American realist

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8
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Who said truthful treatment of material

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William dean howells

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9
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Emphasized common ordinary
Concerned with emediate

Clear direct language
Novels short stores

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Realism

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10
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Basic premise there is a spiritual knowledge beyond the physical world

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Transcendentalism

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How can you discover spiritual knowledge

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By Chung with over-soul
Through constancy with nature
By listening to own intuition

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  1. God is in all of nature (pantheism).
  2. Man has a spark of divinity.
  3. Man should rely on himself, not Bible or authority.
  4. Man intuitively knows truth.
  5. Man should live close to nature/commune with it.
    • Loves isolation.
    • Advocated simple lifestyles.
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Tenets of transcendelism

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13
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Theme of Walden

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Simplify life

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14
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The radical poet of transcendelism

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Walt Whitman

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15
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Authors of the British Victorian era

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Alfred lord Tennyson
Elizabeth Barrett browning
Robert browning
Christina Rossetti
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Mathew Arnold
Thomas hardy
William Ernest Henley
Mark twain
Kate Chopin
Mary e Wilkins

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16
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Authors of American realism

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Ambrose Bierce
O Henry

17
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Authors from American romantic age

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Edgar Allan Poe
Fredrick Douglas:
Emily Dickinson

18
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Author of Ulysses

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Alfred lord Tennyson

19
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Author of the charge of the light brigade

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Tennyson

20
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Author of the sonnet form the Portuguese

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Elizabeth browning

21
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Author of my last duchess

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Robert browning

22
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Author of a birthday

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Christina rosetti

23
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Remember

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Christina Rossetti

24
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Gods grandeur

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Gerard m Hopkins

25
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Dover beach

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Mathew Arnold

26
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Hap

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Thomas hardy

27
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Invictus

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William Ernest Henley

28
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Adventures of huckleberry

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Mark Twain

29
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A pair of silk stockings

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Kate Chopin

30
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Revolt of mother

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Mary e wilkins

31
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Occurrence at owl creek

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Ambrose Bierce

32
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Occurrence at owl creek

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Ambrose Bierce

33
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The cop and the anthem

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O. Henry

34
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A psalm of life

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Henry w. Longfellow

35
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Young good man brown

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Hawthorn

36
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Wound dresser

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Henry David thareou

37
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O captain my captain

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Henry David thareou

38
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Hope

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Emily Dickinson

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