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Sponsored Michelangelo Poet and Painter Made florence a dominant military power |
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collected ancient manuscripts established academy in florence lavish money on arts |
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Created the sonnet contains octave and sestet |
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Created different sonnet four quatrains and a couplet Birth 1564 stradford at avedon |
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philosophyser beauty of this world as God's means of showing himself to human kind. |
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Led the lutheran reformation 95 thesis |
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led the calvinist reformation |
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Stressed that a good leader must never be hated "The prince" he wrote it wrote specifically the truth |
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"I think therefore I am" Mind/ Body conflict |
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Wrote Pride and Prejudice |
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Emperor of France implemented Napoleonic Code |
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King of France during revolution created many economic problems very young king married to marie antoinette |
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French Dream of athe Witches Sabbath (marching to scaffold and then down in hell) |
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Austrian Elf King (man rushing son home in carriage) |
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Polish child prodigy Revolutionary (when warsaw fell to russia) |
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German Studied with Beethoven Born to opera Lohengrin Bridal Chorus |
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Controversial american poet Leaves of Grass |
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Wuthering heights passionate drama in serene atmosphere |
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Microscope to look at microorganisms he thought might spread disease led to pasurizing milk |
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Saw himself as a prophet innocence vs. experience |
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Walden Pond live close to nature inspiration |
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reclusive female poet nature, death, loss hymn pattern |
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theory of relativity laws of physics are the same in moving objects light is a constant time=light according to mass |
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Theoretical Framework Master Morality- Greeks) Good=wealth, strenght, health, power. Bad=poor, weak, sick Slave Morality- Good=charity, piety, subservience Bad=cruel, selfish, wealthy, aggressive |
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invented psychoanalysis psychosexual developement hypnosis access to unconscious Free association dreams oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital phases weaning, toilet training, oedipus, social contact, adulthood or family |
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Wrote poems using the senses that had musical qualities. the sound of the words were musical |
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formed the separate faction, the Bolsheviks |
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Helped Lenin after Lenin's death overthrew Trotsky for Communist dictatorship Violent Great Purges |
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Together wrote the Communist Manifesto |
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Dutch scientist, known for work in microbiology |
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random word order outside of grammatical accuracy experimented with form punctuation and spelling chaotic life expressed in poems |
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wrote the love song of j alfred prufrock won nobel prize in literature |
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We weren't there we will never know for sure A good man is hard to find murders because of connection |
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The Myth of Sysiphus ruler of his fate Faith- turn it to God Meaningless- accept it but find something Revolt Freedom Passion |
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French philosopher contraposed to albert camus existentialist |
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Femenist writier wrote she came to stay |
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