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Seeing: The Eye of the Poet, the Eye of the Camera

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Module Overview: enhance awareness of poetry written through activating the senses. Consider poems as ‘micro-movies.’

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1
What do you think of when you hear "show don't tell?"
You think of something peaceful.
You think of how boring this class is.
"I see you."
Reading a poem or book and visualizing what's happening.
2
This poem exemplifies the 'Objective Correlative.
False
True
3
Poets who are or were photographers
Patti Smith
Carol Ann Duffey
Allen Ginsberg
Phillip Larkin
4
Pick two: an objective correlative' equates to
An emotional response via words, phrases and objects juxtaposed.
A sequence of events strung together
Past experiences juxtaposed with the present
Emotional algebra
5
T.S. announced the term 'objective correlative' in
Through a critical article discussing Hamlet
The footnotes of 'The Wasteland
In a letter to Italian poet Eugenio Montale
A book review about Ezra Pound's poetry
6
T.S. Eliot coined the term 'Objective Correlative'.
True
False
7
Shakespeare objectifies Lady Macbeth's anguish in the 'sleepwalking scene' through
a line like "hell is murky"
clearly describing her mental torment
side-analysis of doctor and nurse
replaying her past actions in a visceral way
8
Who Said This?
Quentin Tarantino
Kate Daniels
Leonardo Da Vinci
T.S. Eliot
9
Who compared a camera to the eye of a poet?
Roman Polanski
Orson Welles
Martin Scorsese
Quentin Tarantino
10
This haiku is an example of the 'Objective Correlative'
False
True