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Littérature UK- PART I
Littérature UK- PART I
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Who set the rules for coutrly love ?
Chrétien de Troyes
Andrew the Chaplain
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... a SCOP?
a scoop
a professional poet
an association
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Eiron: arrogant, popular, sefl-confident and don't know irony
True
False
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What is a flat character/ a stock character?
an archetype/ a character that can stock things
a simple character/ a simpler character
a simple character/ a massive character (big muscles and all)
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2 provincial poets of the 14th century England
Edmund Spenser (The Shepheds' Calendar)
C. Marlowe (Dr. Faustus)
W. Langland (The vision of Piers Plowman)
Gawain poet (Pearl)
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What is a Canon?
light hearted story
list of works -> permanently established as being o highest quality
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The Canterbury Tales
shows society
unfinished
characters named after their occupation/ marital links
pilgrimage from London to Canterbury
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Which one is NOT a definition of it ?
works considered to be permanently established as being of highest quality
books that are still read even 300 years later
works that express a feeling, an idea and have a goal
the books that are read again and again
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Chaucer (1342-1400)
Astrophil and Stella
Canterbury tales
Troilus and Criseyde (poem)
Legend of good woman(poem)
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Which ones are fromRoman comedy ?
Claudias
Miles Gloriosus
Senex Iratus
Amante
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The Venerable Bede know for
being the first one to use AD
wrote in French
De Natura Rerum
being still alive
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The Gawain Poet- "Sir Gawaian and the Green Knight"
anonymous writer
also named Pearl poet
fantastic story
about a green knight that asks to be hit with an axe
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Alazon: modest, understanding, knows irony and use it, intelligent
True
False
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Gower describes his own society but much more metaphorically
True
False
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Who intrduced courtly love to England ?
Elinor of Aquitaine
Marie de France
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8th century: great literary life until the viking's invasion
True
False
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In literature nothing really happen for a reason
False
True
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What is anagnorisis ?
sort of archetype, change from ignorance to knowledge
an archetype
a latin word
the name of a flat characters
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2 sophisticated Londoners of the 14th century
P. Sidney (Arcadia)
G. Chaucer (The Canterbury Tales)
Erasmus (The Praise of Folie)
J. Gower (Mirour de l'Omme)
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Lai:
short poems meant to be sung
introduced by Marie de France
supernatural elements
deals with arturian legends
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What character is oftenly used in Moliere's work?
the adulterous woman
the vicious servant
the angry elderly father
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...a ligeman ?
a professional poet
a man that works with cork (liège)
a servant
a vassal
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What is literature?
it's the books that are read again and again
there is different definiton
it's the book that
Harry Potter, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
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pageantry
replaced true chivalry
display or ceremony
for women
elaborate
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Once Alfred the Great managed to reconquer Danelaw literature flourished again
False
True
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What characters are from Greek comedy ?
Voltore
Eiron
Volpone
Alazon
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John Gower(1330-1408)
Vox Clamantis
Quim Quaeritis
Confessio Amantis
Mirour de l'Omme
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4 major works in Old English (verse)
The Vercelli book
The Exeter book
The Junius or Caedmon Manuscript
the Beaowulf Manuscript
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poetic justice is when the good characters end happily and the bad ones unhappily
False
True
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Children's literature...
mostly refers to school
H A R R Y P O T T E R.
Is a tradition you can't escape. Write for children. Now.
appeals to young readers' imagination
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plot= main event of a work
False
True
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W. Langland(1330-1400) "The Vision of Piers Plowman"
about the reformation of Engand (school, Church, politic...)
long poem
alliterative literature
about Long Will's dreams about reforming England and Church
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a codex: ancient manuscript
True
False
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2 French poets who lived in England
Elinor of Aquitaine
Chrétien de Troyes
Marie de France
Jean de Meun
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courtly love combines love story told by troubadours and military explores
False
True
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Which one is an archetype of Western literature?
miraculous reunion at the end of a story, even the ones supposed dead
recognition scene
poetic justice
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A comic caper is a light hearted story
True
False
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2 later French poets who influenced a lot British literature who wrote together "The Romance of the Rose Written"
Moliere
Guillaume de Lerris
J. Gower
Jean de Meun
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How many definitions exist?
5
3
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what is a wyrd?
an ancient world for fate
a professional poet
someone who's weird
a synonym of weird
