Unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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what is symbolism?

A

creating an association between an object and an idea

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2
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what are symbolic archetypes?

A

common symbols found in many different unconnected cultures

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3
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what is collective unconscious?

A

a theory that claims that all people have inherited symbolic archetypes

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4
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what does the innocent represent?

A

safety

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5
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what does the sage represent?

A

empathy

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what does the explorer represent?

A

freedom

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7
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what does the outlaw represent?

A

liberation

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8
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what does the magician represent?

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power

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9
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what does the hero represent?

A

mastery

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10
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what does the lover represent?

A

intimacy

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11
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what does the jester represent?

A

pressure

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12
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what does the everyman represent?

A

belonging

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13
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what does the caregiver represent?

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service

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14
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what does the ruler represent?

A

belonging

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15
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what does the creator represent?

A

innovation

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16
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what is the main quality of crossing the threshold?

A

the other world is a contrast to the regular world

17
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what is a protagonist?

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the main character, whose goals reflect the overall goals of the story

18
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what is the ‘hero’ protagonist?

A

the good guy who tries to make the right choices and have good morals

19
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what is the ‘antihero’ protagonist?

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might be a reluctant hero or a villain, but whose goals still align with the goals of the story

20
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what is the ‘false protagonist’?

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when the story sets up one character to be the main character, but them switches focus to another

21
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what is a superhero?

A

a fictional hero, usually with superhuman powers, who fights against evil or crime

22
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how do heroes inspire?

A

they inspire the reader to believe in the power of the individual

23
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what is an antagonist?

A

the character who works against the protagonist’s goal and creates the main conflict of the story

24
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what is the ‘villain’ antagonist?

A

they do bad things and usually want to destroy the protagonist

25
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what is the ‘conflict-creator’ antagonist?

A

they don’t really do anything bad, but their goals are in conflict with the protagonist’s

26
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what is the ‘inanimate force’ antagonist?

A

nature or circumstances causing the conflict

27
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what is the ‘protagonist’ antagonist?

A

when the conflict comes from within the protagonist

28
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what are the 6 types of conflict?

A

person vs:
person
self
society
nature
supernatural
technology