ENGL/HUMA 220. Final Exam Review

Of the novels we read, this is the only one set in the Midwest

These two novels both draw upon the "tragic mulatta" archetype.

This phrase was the slogan for Modernism.

"...everything could – and should – be planned out, and that by doing so you could avoid the unseemly..."

What we declare "classic" and "great" is shaped by:

Clotel calls out which American president for holding slaves.

The Sound and the Fury is a classic example of this trend-setting Modernist style.

These animal metaphors are used to highlight and critique how racism works in Maus.

The timelessness, relevance, importance, and popularity of a novel never change.

This is the name of the place where both Hawthorne and his narrator in The Scarlet Letter worked.

"the floor of our familiar room has become a neutral territory, somewhere between the real world and fairyland..."

Which of the following is NOT a distinct trait of Postmodernism?

This literary movement focuses on representing historically specific places and people.

This was a 1920s-30s literary movement focused on self-expression and racial pride.

These characters represent tradition and non-conformtiy in Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence.

Who is "her"? "the barrier was just as high, just as broad, and just as firm... for her there were perils, not known"

These two novel highlight multiple perspectives.

This woman was treated as an outsider.

This novel form privileges images as its central style of narration.

This style is when a text acknowledges the conscious production of a work as part of the story itself