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Welcome to this revision for STEOP: Introduction to the Study of Literature 2021w!
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Woolf's
Orlando
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tells the life of an artist who becomes a successful musician
features a covert homodiegetic narrator
mocks Victorian ideals of biography (such as its reliance on facts)
is a key example of postmodern fiction
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Postmodernism...
highlights the distinction between "high" and popular culture
is based on the idea of the solitary genius and their originality
displays a distrust of unifying concepts, structures, ideologies
is in favour of binary distinctions
3
By "secondary text" in drama we mean the text that is spoken by the characters.
True
False
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Marlowe's "Dr. Faustus"...
is a chivalric romance
was banned in America until 1920 due to its blasphemous content
is a cautionary tale about the adverse effects of hubris
is an action-packed drama about war
5
Who said it? ""
Judith Butler
Jacques Derrida
Marilyn Manson
BoJack Horseman
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The traditional literary canon ...
is associated with Leopold Bloom.
started with Samuel Beckett
is a balanced, inclusive list of books based on objective aesthetic merit.
has historically marginalised writers of colour, women or LGBTQIA+ writers.
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A heterodiegetic narrator...
is part of the narrated world of the characters
is the protagonist of their own story
is not part of the storyworld of the characters
always begins their narrative ab ovo
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Spot the post-structuralist!
Roland Barthes
Barthes Simpson
Barthemius Crouch
Stephen Greenbarthes
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The Yellow Wallpaper
is told by a covert, heterodiegetic narrator
is a retelling of Edgar Allan Poe‘s “Tell-Tale Heart“
is told by an overt, unreliable, autodiegetic narrator
is a second-person narration
10
Gertrude's characterisation
of Hamlet
in this scene is an example of...
figural implicit verbal characterisation
figural explicit commentary by others in dialogue, in praesentia
authorial implicit self-characterisation
authorial explicit characterisation
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The sublime...
refers to the mix of awe and terror inspired by nature
is a term coined by William Wordsworth
refers to Freud’s theory of sublimation
refers to a type of citrus fruit that is inferior
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Shakespeare's Sonnet 130 is an example of...
heroic couplet
counter-blazon
blazon
blasé
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The concept of literature dominant in the Romantic period is referred to as
pragmatic
mimetic
expressive
objective
