What is Imaginative Awareness?

The ability to "see" something that doesn't exist?

What are Natural Right?

Rights that are given by nature and God and cannot be bound by a government

Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to persuade through logic

Moral principles that govern a person's behavior

A group of 10 young adults (3 boys and 7 girls) who leave Florence.

What is Novum and Cognitive Estrangement

Cognitive Estrangement: Something new that can't be logically explained, Novum: Something new that we can understand

Abstract theory with no basis in reality, A branch of philosophy that deals with the first principle of things

Intertextuality vs Intratextuality

The reference of text in another vs the coherence that exists in one text

What are the 3 types of Irony?

Verbal, dramatic, and situational

What is Locus Amoenus?

A beautiful, shady lawn or open woodland, or a group of idyllic islands, A literary topos involving an idealized place of safety or comfort

What is a Pastoral Setting?

Setting that has to do with rural life and idyllic simplicity.

A set of rules created by Zeus that establish guest-friendship.

What is Imaginative Sympathy?

The fact that we can't feel how other feel, so we imagine it, Another way of saying sympathy, Stepping into another's emotional shoes/feeling what their feeling

Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to evoke emotion

What is Rhetorical Circulation?

The way that texts and discourses go through different time periods

The liking and admiration of women

The method and practice of teaching

Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the credibility of the author/speaker

A set of principles concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty

New places that are the in between of utopia and dystopia

A branch of metaphysics that studied the nature and relations of being

What is Epistemology?

The theory of knowledge, The investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion

What is a Frame story?

A story set within a story told by the main character

What is Rhetorical Situation?

The context in which communication happens, and how it influences others

What is Neoliberalism?

"Rich grow richer as the poor get poorer", A political approach that favors free market capitalism

What is Anthropocene?

The geological epoch we are currently living in

What is Dolce stil Novo?

A literary movement with the main theme being "Divine Love", "Sweet new style"

What is Primal Scene?

When a child walks in on their parents having sex

What is Afrofuturism?

Science fiction themes which incorporate elements of Black history/culture

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What is Imaginative Awareness?
The ability to see something that is right in front of us
I'm tired pls just its not this one
The ability to "see" something that doesn't exist?
The feeling we get when we sense a bad feeling
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What are Natural Right?
Rights that are given by nature and God and cannot be bound by a government
Laws that talk about the rights you have as a human being
Rights that you have concerning the law
Rights that the law can implement but cannot be downed by God/Nature
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What is Logos?
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to evoke emotion
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the credibility of the author/speaker
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to persuade through logic
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What are Ethics?
The idea that moral principles come from the mind and soul
A person's decision to make better choices in life
Moral principles that govern a person's behavior
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What is the Brigata
A group of 10 young adults (3 girls and 7 boys) who leave Florence.
A group of 10 children (7 boys and 3 girls) that leave for Italy.
A group of 10 young adults (3 boys and 7 girls) who leave Florence.
A group of 10 young adults (3 boys and 7 girls) that travel to Rome.
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What is Novum and Cognitive Estrangement
Cognitive Estrangement: Something new that can't be logically explained
Cognitive Estrangement: Something new that we can understand
Novum: Something new that can't be logically explained
Novum: Something new that we can understand
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What is Metaphysics?
The idea that reality is a construct and figment of our imagination.
The idea that we are all connected through human interaction and emotion
Abstract theory with no basis in reality
A branch of philosophy that deals with the first principle of things
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Intertextuality vs Intratextuality
The coherence that exists in one text vs the reference of text in another
The reference of text in another vs the coherence that exists in one text
The idea that characters go through texts vs ways that characters confined
The way references of characters between texts vs through multiple texts
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What are the 3 types of Irony?
Visual, verbal, and situational
Dramatic, visual, and opinionates
Verbal, dramatic, and situational
Situational, dramatic, and visual
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What is Locus Amoenus?
A beautiful, shady lawn or open woodland, or a group of idyllic islands
A place only existing in our imagination
A literary topos involving an idealized place of safety or comfort
A place that considers itself an empty oasis of nature
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What is a Pastoral Setting?
Setting that has to do with rural life and idyllic simplicity.
Setting that has to do with city and busy life
Setting that has to do with the ocean side and sea-life
Setting that has to do with dramatic environment such as intense greenery
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What is Xenia?
A set of rules created by Zeus that establish guest-friendship.
A set of 7 rules created by Zeus for guestfriendship
A set of rules created by Zeus that establish manhood
A set of rules created by Aphrodite that establish guest-friendship.
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What is Imaginative Sympathy?
The fact that we can't feel how other feel, so we imagine it
Another way of saying sympathy
You can't get this wrong, it's too easy
Stepping into another's emotional shoes/feeling what their feeling
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What is Beffa Genre?
"Enamored opera"
"Distorted opera"
"Comic opera"
"Malicious opera"
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What is Pathos
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to evoke emotion
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the credibility of the author/speaker
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to persuade through logic
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What is a Trope?
A common or overused theme
A theme that is under-used.
Themes that are determined by figurative language
Themes that are used to describe a character
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What is Rhetorical Circulation?
The way that texts and discourses go through different time periods
The ways in which texts tend to reference information from multiple sources
The way that texts repeat the same information
The way in which texts tend to distinguish between moral & rhetorical value
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What is Philogyny?
The liking and admiration of women
The study of why men love women
The love of men
The study of women
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What is Pedagogy?
The way that someone learns about teaching
The way that people describe their teaching methods
The method and practice of teaching
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What is Ethos?
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the credibility of the author/speaker
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to persuade through logic
Rhetorical appeal that has to do with the ability to evoke emotion
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What is Aesthetics?
A set of principles concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty
A set of principles that have to do with the diminishing of beauty
It's not this one either
Ik you know this one
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What is Heterotopia?
The use of dystopian systems in a utopian society
A utopia disguised as a dystopia
New places that are the in between of utopia and dystopia
A balance between destruction and creativity
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What is Ontology?
The study of rhetorical situation and human use of them
The cross overs between opinion, truth, and honesty
The cross overs between opinion, reality, and belief
A branch of metaphysics that studied the nature and relations of being
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What is Epistemology?
The theory of knowledge
The investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from opinion
The study of stem in biology
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What is a Frame story?
A story set within a different time period
A story set within a new persepctive
A story set within a story told by the main character
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What is Rhetorical Situation?
The use of pathos, ethos, logos
The context in which communication happens, and how it influences others
Parallel to rhetorical devices, such as metaphors
The argumentation of ethos, pathos, and logos
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What is Neoliberalism?
"Rich grow richer as the poor get poorer"
A political approach that works to disband free market capitalism
"Eat the rich"
A political approach that favors free market capitalism
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What is Anthropocene?
The geological epoch we are currently living in
The geological epoch starting with the Renaissance
The geological epoch that contained the vertebrae form of life
The geological epoch that contains the last remaining dinosaurs
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What is Dolce stil Novo?
"Sweet new love"
A literary movement that goes against the ideas of love being a main theme
A literary movement with the main theme being "Divine Love"
"Sweet new style"
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What is Primal Scene?
The need to have sex
The desire to have sex
When a child walks in on their parents having sex
Young adults thinking of having sex
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What is Afrofuturism?
Science fiction that colonizes the ideal/ideals of African communities
Science fiction that dictates how African culture can be seen through media
Science fiction themes which incorporate elements of Black history/culture
The idea that African culture is making turn for science culture/literature

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