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| Whole used for a part. i.e. "friends, countrymen" "England won the world cup" |
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| "When I consider how my life is spent" unstressed + stressed |
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| "tyger tyger burning bright" stressed + unstressed |
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| "The Assyrian came down like the wolf on the fold," Unstressed + Unstressed + Stressed |
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| "picture yourself on a boat in a river with tangerine trees and marmalade skies" stress + unstressed + unstressed |
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| "ROCKS, CAVES, LAKES, FENS, BOGS, DENS and SHADES of DEATH" stressed + stressed |
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| Full fathom five thy father lies |
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| 'Or sinking as the light wind lives or dies;' |
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| Pleasing sound; usually of words or phrases. |
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| refers to the use of words that combine sharp, harsh, hissing, or unmelodious sounds. |
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| Know the importance of concrete, quirky details in poetry. |
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| Poets tend to use concrete details. Use figures of speech (most common) |
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| What gives a metaphor its power? |
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| when you contrast two different things |
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| What’s another name for a “dead metaphor”? |
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| Know the etymology of the word metaphor. |
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| What effect do stressed syllables have? |
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| Fl is often associated with moving light i.e. “flame” “flame” “flicker” |
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| meter sounds like horse and it is about horse |
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| What did the Romantics react against? |
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| the age of reason and the age of industry they were the components of freedom and imagination and individualism |
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| How did the Romantics view the artistic process? |
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| Popularize the idea of art being a spontaneous inspiration instead of consciously crafter work. |
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| What did the Modernists identify as the primary “disease” of modern man? |
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| The love song illustrates the modernness, against destructive tendencies of modern culture. Saw as primary problem is we are excessive self conscious “hamlet syndrome” |
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| In what way is “Kubla Khan” meta-poetic? |
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| Kub li con is metapoetic and the underground thing is a metaphor for the subconscious. |
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| What makes for a valid explication? |
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| the details support the interpretation |
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| Know what kind of meter Emily Dickinson used. |
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