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Heroic/pagan values |
honor, rewards, glory, fame |
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Elegiac/Christian values |
believes in afterlife |
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Margery Kemp's mysticism |
Received visions from Jesus Had intense emotional reactions to everyday things Did her own thing Didn't want to have sex with her husband Pilgrimage Jesus said no more prayer beads |
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Mysticism |
Drew on established tradition of private religious devotion Emphasized “affective spirituality” Reflected dissatisfaction with the established church |
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Restoration |
Kept getting new king and queens Queen Anne: the good times Many wars Empire and wealth Richard Walpole became the first “Prime Minister” Birth of political parties (Tory and Whig) • Great Britain formed in 1707 |
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What ways is slavery challenged by Oroonoko/inforced by text? |
Behn tries to relate Oroonoko to audience (white) so that they sympathize him |
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Example of satire in Gulliver's travels |
Size of people Hyperbole: size of people and how they act Reversal: how each group treated Gulliver
Makes fun of the English's ways Lilliputians are so small and worry about little things that don't matter |
