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Literary Theory Intro & Chapter 1
Literary Theory Intro & Chapter 1
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what theory tied the meaning of each part to the whole
Platonic Criticism
historical criticism
hermeneutics
Tesla Theory
2
New Criticism was exposed post WW2 for
It's suppression of poetic symbols
how it supported women's rights
close reading
its role in canon formation
3
Which field of study had a huge impact on literary theory in the early 20th century
poetry
classicism
linguistics
psychology
4
Another classical idea of art is that art should
be entertaining
not be about serious matters
jump to many places and locations
take place in a single day
5
Which one is NOT a tenet of liberal humanism
Good literature is timeless in significance
Good literature contains meaning within itself
To understand a text you need to know the politics and ideology
To understand a text you need close verbal analysis
6
This idea of learning English Lit to maintain status quo was aimed at
The Middle Class
Your Momma
The Artistocracy
Cats
7
Which 2 schools of thought dominated literary studies in the Universities by the end of the 19th Century
Subjective and Classical
Only Classical Studies
Romance and Classical
Historicism and Idealism
8
Formalism is concerned with
repetitions in patterns
content
subjective approaches to story
psychology
9
According to Vicktor Shklovsky the primary task of poetry was...
to stabilize society
to make a person feel at home
to defamiliarize the ordinary
to make things beautiful
10
Higher Education from 1800-1825 in Britain served only
Anglican Men and Catholic Women - everyone else was barred
Catholic Jewish Methodist and Atheists - all were welcome
Only Anglican Men - everyone else was barred
Cats! Why? They are the best!
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What 2 modes of analysis were born from this period of religious study
deconstruction & psychoanalytic
Post structuralism and Hermeneutics
Hermeneutics and historical criticism
reader response and structuralism
12
A classical idea of literature is that it should
show what nature cannot
imitate nature
show only love stories
only be speculative
13
who thought literature should civilize rather than be about subjective vision in the 19th Century
William Wordsworth
Matthew Arnold
Baudelaire
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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Which one IS a tenet of liberal humanism
Human nature is constantly changing
Individuality is something securely possesed within each of us
Cats should be the only subject of literary study
Society and experience change a person
15
The subjective feelings of a writer begin to replace moral indoctrination in the 17th Century
True
False
16
From Idealism we get the Symbolist Poets
False
True
17
What happened after the fall of Rome
Amazing plays were written
literature was opened up to all sorts of new genres
People really got into Pizza everywhere
literature was confined to religious texts
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New Criticism was exposed post WW2 for
close reading
how it supported women's rights
It's suppression of poetic symbols
its role in canon formation
19
In
philosophy
, empiricism is a theory that states that knowledge comes only or primarily from sensory experience
True
False
20
The first literary theorist was
Ned Flanders
Claudius
Descartes
Aristotle
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By the 1920 I. A Richards pioneered the technique called "Practical Criticism" which asked students to analyze ...
only the words on the page
religious context
cats
historical context
22
This new emphasis on subjectivity
was about restoring monarchy
was part of a wider artistic movement
was purely about art
was democratic in nature
23
Probably an ancestor of mine ?
False
True
24
Art as an end in itself
Religious movement
materialist movement
Moralist movement
Classical Movement
25
literary theory in the 17th century was influenced by
the 3 unities
aristotle
plato
empirical philosophy
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When did literary theory begin as a scholarly enterprise
The Greek Enlightenment
The Romantic Era
The Middle Ages
The Renaissance
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Who was concerned with the universal truths literature expressed
Horace Mann
aristotle
plato
your momma
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In the 1840s studying English Literature came to stand for
Being part of the England and so less likely to politically agitate
Class mobility and political activism
Women's Rights and Freedom
Being a great scholar