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| timeless continuum of change, yet unchanging |
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| object of criticism for "phoniness" |
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| evidence of failure of a possible catcher in the rye |
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| exchange symbolizes the benefit gained from relationships |
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| deceiving others for benefit (reputation) |
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| Who causes Holden to want to be a catcher in the rye? |
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| Who represents innocence? |
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| Rationalism/Age of Reason |
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1)Puritanism
2)Rationalism/Age of Reason
3)Romanticism
4)Realism
5)Modernism
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*strict religious beliefs
*tradition
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| Rationalism/Age of Reason(5) |
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*influenced by Enlightenment
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*deism(questioning of strict Christian beliefs)
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| Romanticism(the two branches) (5) |
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branches: trancendentalism and dark
*emotion more than reason
*plot>character
*fanciful stories/settings
*individual spirit
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branch: naturalism *extreme opp. of trans. *everything by chance *nothing we can do about it
*character>plot
*to the point/no flowery diction
*deals w/ real problems and situtations
*less concern on moral standard, want to portray people as they are |
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*loss and despair
*dissilusionment
*stream of consciousness
*more experimentation w/ storytelling
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*chaos
*fragmented individual
*questioning of how things are run
*social hierarchy collapses
*skepticism w/ progress
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| first part of rhetorical frame |
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| second part of rhetorical frame |
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| third part of rhetorical frame |
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| fourth part of rhetorical frame |
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| fifth part of rhetorical frame |
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| organization/structure/form |
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| four branches of fifth part of rhetorical frame |
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| diction, syntaxx, imagery, figurative language |
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