En 205 Early American Literature

What definition of nature is the anything "not me?"

What is NOT part of a romance?

What letter did Hawthorne add to his name?

What was Emerson's Manifesto on the Transcendental movement?

Who is on the scaffold in the second scaffold scene?

What does the Hester's A represent?

What is the second revelation of Hester's secrets?

What did Melville write?

Which A has a supernatural appearance?

What is the first revelation of Hester's secrets?

What was a main point of the Neoclassic age?

who implements the A upon Hester?

What was Poe's best way to show sadness?

What is part of the principle of unity in "The Raven"

What is the flaw of the Puritans?

"To be misunderstood is greatness." comes from which author?

"Self Reliance" emphasizes Triumph over consistency through what?

What is Hester's principle attitude

Who does Hester believe has sinned worse than her?

According to "Self Reliance," What is the highest form of reason?

What characteristic of the Romantic Period focused on different time periods or places?

What type of writer is Melville?

What type of belief is most related to the Neoclassic Age?

What is Chillingworth related to?

How does Dimmesdale present a double standard?

What is Poe's favorite way to narrarate?

Which writer is a transcendental Pessimist?

What is Dimmesdale's flaw(other than adultery)

What ways does Hawthorne show the inconsistencies of the Puritans?

What is NOT a part of the Neoclassic Literature age?

What is the "Principle of Unity" focus for Poe's fiction?

What was Poe's major contribution to American Literature?

What does Hester's "A" represent at the end to the Puritans?

"Self Reliance" emphasizes a triumph over conformity through ...

What type of fiction is a "tale of raciocination?"

Who causes Dimmesdale to have a change of heart?

What is the main source of truth according to the Transcendental worldview?

Which character dominates the last fourth of the novel?

In the book "self-reliance," Emerson recognizes the importance of who?

What type of fiction is a tale of horror or terror

Which character dominates the second fourth of the novel?

What happened before "The Raven" began?

What is the Romantic period overall characterized as what?

What was the second section of "Walden" which is organized around the natural cycle?

What does the Romantic era elevate above the others?

Which character dominates the first fourth of the novel?

What are the assumptions of Thoreau in "Resistence to Civil Government?"

Which character dominates the third fourth of the novel?

What does Melville recognize in his writing?

Is the author reliable in Ligeia?

What definition of nature is the anything visible nature(unchanged by man)?

Which A is the result of an unrestrained act of nature?

"not as wise as the day I was born." comes from which author?

What is Melville's Greatest story?

What does Dimmesdale illustrate that the other character's do not?

Is Dimmesdale a tragic hero?

Which philosopher affected the Romantic Period most?

What is the philosophy of "Resistance to Civil Government?"

"I became a transparent eye-ball." comes from which author?

What term means a solution found in a compressed place?

What does the Pearl's Green A represent?

Which writer became a minister before rejecting?

Who is the errand boy?

What letter(s) does Poe uses to create a sighing sound?

Which method does Thoreau use for "Resistance to Civil Government?"

What does the bird represent?

Which writer embraced and endorsed the idea of deism before it was fully manifest?

What was the main focus of Neoclassicism?

Is Civil disobedience "OK" for Christians?

What does the Neoclassic era elevate above the others?

Which A is seared into the chest of the wearer

What is not part of the Plain Style?

What was Poe's "Principle of Unity?"

What aspect of Nature says to go out into nature and open your mind to the oversoul?

What does the Colonial era elevate above the others?

What type of movement did Thoreau advocate?

What characteristic of the Romantic Period focused on the person rather than society?

"perfection of childlike thought." comes from which author?

What word did Poe use to get the sound of sadness?

What characteristic of the Romantic Period related to the world instead of empirically knowing?

Who is on the scaffold in the third scaffold scene?

Is Ligeia a story based on natural causes or supernatural?

what is the main theme of the Scarlet Letter?

What character is NOT a stereotype of Poe's

What aspect of Nature says to experience nature through your emotions?

What is the main characteristic of Chillingworth?

Who was writer who was different from his time?

Where does the detective find the letter in "The Purloined Letter?"

Who is on the scaffold in the first scaffold scene?

what does the Bust of Pallas represent?

What does Hester's "A" represent at the beginning?

What is the literary purpose of the Plain Style?

Who does Melville blame for man's condition?

What was the second section of "Walden" which focused attempt to wake those around to his life?

What does Chillingworth give up for his revenge?

Which author lived with Emerson for a period of time?

who is the protagonist of Bartleby?

What does the Dimmesdale's A represent?

Hester uses the A as an emblem to be proud of?

What is NOT a quality of Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter?"

What was the highest position that Hawthorne obtained?

What did Hawthorne write before writing novels?

Who is the major character who reveals the main idea of the book?

Which author is not in the Colonial Era?

Where did Thoreau live to experience the transcendental movement?

How does Hester exhibit Romantic era attitudes

Which is not a misconception about poe

What is the major premise of Nature?

What is the Transcendental name for God?

What does Pearl symbolize?

Who is the principle focus of the Plain Style?

What was the second section of "Walden" which focused on detailed outdoor descriptions?

Hawthorne belongs to which category of Transcendentalists?

What does Melville object to about Transcendentalism?

Hester represents what worldview?

What is utopia according to Thoreau?

What is the sin of Chillingworth?

Ligeia is a ...

What view is assumed in the Emerson's Nature?

Who does Dimmesdale focus on as he dies?

What is the major conflict in Bartelby?

What definition of nature is the essences changed by man?

What philosophers were associated with the Neoclassic Age?

What characteristic of the Romantic Period focused on emotion rather than reason?

What category of writer was Edgar Allen Poe?

What type of belief is most related to the Romantic Period?

What type of belief is most related to the Plain Style?

Does Hester show repentance?

What was the main belief system of Emerson?

What is the main attack on the Puritan community?

What was Poe's conception of the human mind?

What was the first section of "Walden" which focused on the 2 years of living at Walden?

What was Emerson's application of the Transcendental philosophy of life?

What does the Fiery A represent?

Which writer is a transcendental optimist?

Is the Scarlet Letter a tragedy?

What is the "Principle of Unity" focus for Poe's poetry?

What is Poe's "principle of Brevity?"

"Walden" Thoreau's book was how many books combined into one?