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| Lofty language for trivial matters |
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John Dryden
Mac Flecknoe is a Mock Heroic about settling the succession of Flecknoe the King of Dullness
Targets Thomas Shadwell |
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| Author of Way of the World |
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William Congrove
Comedy of Manners: Genre of play/television/film which satirizes the manners and addectations of a social class.
Act IV: Prenupt scene |
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| Author of Modest Proposal |
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Jonathan Swift
Ironic
Eating babies as the solution to poverty in Ireland |
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| Author of Reasons that Induced Dr. Swift to Write a Poem Called the Lady's Dressing Room |
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Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Ad Hominem
Response to Swift |
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| Author of The Rape of the Lock |
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Alexandar Pope
Mock Heroic
Mention of dressing table in line 121
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Eliza Haywood
Manipulation: empowerment to demale character
Fictionality of characters |
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| Author of Guilliver's Travels |
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Jonathon Swift
Travel Writing
From publisher to reader
Omitting mentions of longtitudes and lattitudes due to uninterested reader |
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| Preface to Joseph Andrews |
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| Author of Elegy Writting in a Country Churchyard |
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Thomas Gray
More similar to Ode than elegy
Epitaph serves to repress the narrato's fear of dying (pg2870)
Describes surrounding |
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| Author or Castle Rackrent |
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Maria Edgeworth
Told from servant's point of view
The reckless behavior of the heirs to the castle. Critizes Anglo-Irish rule in Ireland |
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| Author of Preface to the Lyrical Ballads |
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William Wordsworth
Used as a safety to protect himself. Says that it is "Experimental"
"For all good poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings..." |
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William Wordsworth
Child fights against authority.
supernatural theme |
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| Author of Lines Written Above Tintern Abbey |
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William Wordsworth
Conversation poem
3 Temporal changes
Written in present tense
"eye made quiet" = synesthesia |
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| Author of On First Looking Into Chapman's Homer |
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John Keats
Talks about George Campans' version of the works of Homen |
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Octave+sestet
iambic pentameter |
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| A passage from a classical or standard that is cited as an illustration or instance |
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| Actions have different meaning to audience then the character |
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Result of Irony is opposite of the intended result
"shot with your own gun" |
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Despairity, fate has denied success to plan
Ex: Titanic |
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| Connected to the idea of progress and perfection |
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Words that are associatied with a group
"cradle to the grave" = Birth to Death
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A part is made to represent the whole
Ex: "The sails in the ocean"
Sails= ships |
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Wordsworth
Reflecting something of oneself outward |
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Sending the self out and embedding everything else
Coined by Keats
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The reverend lover with surprise
Peeps in her bubbies, and her eyes,
And kisses both, and tries-- and tries.
The evening in this hellish play, Beside his guineas thrown away,
Provoked the priest to that degree
He Swore, "The fault is not in me. |
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Lady Montagu
The Reasons that Induced Dr. Swift to write a poem called the lady's dressing room. |
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