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21 Cards in this Set
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Bradford and Winthrop |
Puritan writers |
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Idealism and Pragmatism |
Themes of Puritanism |
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Limited Atonement |
Jesus died for chosen ones, not everyone. |
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Total Depravity |
People are born sinful, puritan belief. |
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Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson |
Age of Reason Writers |
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Natural Goodness |
Born without sin. Age of Reason idea. |
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Sovereignty of Reason |
I think, therefore I am. |
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Interest in nature, science and classics. |
Function of Age of Reason Writers |
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Quest for pure beauty. |
Romanticism belief |
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Douglass, Poe, and Hawthorne |
Romanticism writers |
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Romanticism |
Stress on emotion rather than reason |
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Emerson. Whitman, Thoreau |
Trancendentalism writers |
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Transcendentalism |
Focus more on inner beauty and acceptance; souls. |
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Mark Twain |
Realism writer |
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Realism |
Anti-transcendentslism/Romanticism |
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To instruct and entertain |
Purpose of Realism writers. |
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Widow Douglas |
Who adopted Huckleberry? |
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Miss Watson |
Widow Douglas' sister |
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Jim |
Miss Watson's slave |
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Grangerfords and Shepherdsons |
Two families that author included to mock romanticism |
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The Duke and the dauphin |
Con artists |
