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Plato's "The Republic" was published in....
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Plato wrote the Republic in Athens around 380 B.C.
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Freud's "The Uncanny" was written in...
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Das Unheimliche [The Uncanny], (1919)
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Close to WWI
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Aristotle's Poetics
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Aristotle's Poetics can be read as a response to Plato's attack on art. Aristotle (384322 B.C.E.)
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Sidney's Astrophil and Stella was published in...
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1591
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Shakespeare sonnets
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mid-1590s
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Shakespeare's Hamlet was published in...
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1600-03
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Shakespeare Othello was published in...
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1604
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Shakespeare's The Tempest was published in...
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1611
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Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte was written in...
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1847
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What are four themes in Jane Eyre?
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-Love vs. Autonomy
-Gender Relations -Religion -Social Class |
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What are two motifs in Jane Eyre?
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-Fire and Ice
-Substitute Mothers |
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What are two symbols in Jane Eyre?
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-Bertha Mason
-The Red Room |
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What are some ways tension is created in Jany Eyre?
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Bertha and Blanche stand in the way of Jane's happiness.
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What do Bertha and Adele possibly symbolize in regards to Mr. Rochester?
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His past mistakes.
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What are some gothic elements in Jane Eyre?
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-The Red Room
-Prophetic Dreams -Bertha |
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What form does the plot of Jane Eyre follow?
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A Bildungsroman (novel that tells a story of a child's maturation and focuses on the emotions and experiences that incite his or her growth to adulthood)
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What five stages of development does Jane Eyre go through?
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1. Gateshead
2. Lowood School 3. Thronfield 4. Morton and Marsh End (Moor House) 5. Ferndean |
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Main Character in Jane Eyre
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Jane Eyre--she is the protagonist and narrator of the novel.
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Who is Jane's love?
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Edward Rochester--he is unconventional, ready to set aside polite manners, propriety, and consideration of social class to interact with Jane.
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Who is a foil for Mr. Rochester?
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St. John Rivers--he is cold, reserved, and often controlling of others, whereas Rochester is reckless, fiery, passoniate, and lively.
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Bleakhouse was published in...
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1852-1853 (published as a series)
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Bleak House's Main Protagonist
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There isn't one since there are so many characters. Maybe Esther Sommerson.
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Sir Philip Sidneys "Astorphel and Stella" was published in....
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between the years 1580 and 1584
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John Milton's "Paradise Lost" was published in....
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It was published in 1667, a year after the Great Fire of London.
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John Donne's pome "The Good Morrow" was published in...
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1633
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John Donne was a _____ ______.
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Metaphysical Poet
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John Donne's "The Flea" was published in....
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1633
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John Donne's "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" was published in...
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1633
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Ben Jonson's "On My First Daughter" was published in...
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1616
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Ben Johnson's "On my First Daughter," "On My First Son," and "Song: To Celia" were published in...
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1616
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John Herbert poems "Easter," "Easter Wings," "Virtue," and "The Collar" were all published in....
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1633 (posthumously)
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T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" was published in...
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1922
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"The Waste Land" has five parts. What are they?
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1. The Buriel of the Dead
2. A Game of Chess 3. The Fire Sermon 4. Death by Water 5. What the Thunder Said |
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"The Wast Land" is a _________ work.
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modernist
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T.S. Eliot was a leader in the ________
movement in poety. |
modernist
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