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Sophomore Honors Literary Periods
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William Golding's Lord of the Flies, which focuses on the social hierarchy of the boys would..
Symbolist
Post-Modernism
Naturalism
Classic
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This movement believed that through language they could reshape the very fabric of the society.
Naturalists
Post-modernists
Modernists
Harlem Renaissan..
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This literary group focused on characterization--a character's internal thoughts-at the center.
Transcendentalism
post-modernism
Harlem Renaiss
Realism
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Whitman, Blake, Percy, Shelly, Coleridge are all examples from this period
Realist
Romantic
Naturalist
Existentialist
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Emerson and Thoreau are authors that would be examples of...
Augustans
Modernist
Symbolists
Transcendentalist
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Fleda Brown's "Kitten" which follows the girls inner thoughts would be an example of...
Post-Modernism
Transcendentalism
Naturalism
Realism
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This movement used high level language to discuss low animalistic behaviors like eating and sex
Renaissance
Romantics
The Metaphsyical
Classical
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This literary movement was heavily influenced by jazz.
Harlem Renaissan
Modernist
Transcendentalist
Classical
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This movement was mostly an urban phenomena interested in city life.
Harlem Renaissance
Realism
Augustans
Modernism
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This movement was influenced by social Darwinism and the events of both World Wars.
Modernists
Transcendentalists
Naturalists
Augustans
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e.e. cummings, a poet who purposefully refused to use periods or capitalization would fit..
Modernism
Symbolist
Existentialism
Naturalism
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Kafka, Camus, and Dostoyevsky, who all wrote about what gave life essential meaning...
Existentialism
Modernism
Naturalism
Post-Modernism
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This movement is considered classical literature today and often was written in iambic meter
Greek Mythology
Renaissance
Augustan
Metaphysical
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The group sought enlightenment and believed this could be attained by thinking and meditation.
Romanticism
Existentialism
Naturalism
transcendentalism
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This group borrowed from classical Greek and Roman literature and culture and infused dry wit.
The Metaphsyical
The Realists
Augustans
The Symbolists
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They thought they were writing in the "common language of man" and nature was a major motif.
transcendentalism
Existentialism
Modernism
Romanticism
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Originally written in Greek or Latin.
Classical
Augustan
Romantic
Renaissance
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This group relied on paradoxical imagery like light and dark, waking and sleeping, synaesthesia
Symbolists
Romantics
Renaissance
Transcendentalists