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15 Cards in this Set
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Formalism is also referred to as _____ Criticism
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"New" Criticism
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Formalists focus on ____ _______ itself
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The text
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When viewing text, formalists view it as an ______ object
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Art
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Formalists believe that meaning resides in ___ _____.
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The text
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The author's _______ has nothing to do with the way the text is viewed.
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Background
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Formalists value unity of _________ and ______ in work.
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Structure; Theme
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Another word for an overriding 'Principle'
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Theme
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Formalists place little emphasis on _______, _______, and _______.
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History; Culture; Biography
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It is a ________ to think that we can know exactly what an author means because the work itself.
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Fallacy
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Once a work of literature is cast into ________, it does not represent the author's meaning exactly.
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Language
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_________ resides in the work itself.
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Meaning
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Formalists believe that language is _______.
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Mimetic
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Define: Mimetic
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Correspondences between language and the material world are fairly direct.
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Literature is a special kind of ________.
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Language
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Formalism liberates the ______ from the tyranny of authorial _______
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Reader; Meaning
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