Theme: romanticism in american literature romanticism and transindentalism in American literature. Plan


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ROMANTICISM IN AMERICAN LITERATURE

Questions



  1. What are the specific features of American Romanticism?

  2. Who are its best representatives?

  3. What is W. Irving’s contribution to American literature?

  4. What are J.F. Cooper’s novels about American Indians?

  5. Which novel has become the best portrayal of Puritan America?

  6. Why is E.A. Poe acknowledged as a founder of a genre of a detective story?

  7. What do you know about “Moby-Dick”?

Other Questions


what type of novels explored the mysterious link to the subconscious mind?


Gothic novels

what group of people in the Romantic Period was known to the comfortable subjects relating to the family?


fireside poetry

the american romantic poets modeled their poems after what group of people?


Europeans

american romantic novelists were inspired by wilderness, expansion, and __?


nature

what did the american romantics believe was the greatest witness of the power of imagination? what type of writing?


poetry

in am romantic literature the journey can be summarized by leaving civilization and entering what?


nature

what time within the romantic period was the coming of age in the romantic period?


american renaissance

what philosophy adopted by Emerson had its roots in the 18th century rational thought?


transcendentalism

for transcendentalists they believe everything is a reflection of what?


the divine soul

there are 2 groups of people within the romantics that saw signs and symbols in human events. one is dark romantics and the other is ___?


transcendentalists

what literary element is this quote? "what this grim and un-ghastly, g... bird"


alliteration

"in its deep ravine is snow..." what is the cross in the snow?


symbolism

the hiss rock ribbed in ancient..." from thanatopsis


imagery

"the little waves with their soft white hands"


personification

to nature's teaching, earth and her waters"


inversion

what is a 4 line stanza?


quatrain

what is an 8 line stanza?


octave

what is a 6 line stanza?


sestet

the attitude the poem creates in the reader?


the mood

14 line poem in iambic pentameter?


sonnet

what poem has a comforting mood about death because in death we'll join others?


thanatopsis

name given to schools of thought that value feeling and intuition over reason


romanticism

2 key words of romanticism


imagination and intuition

romantic escapism had 2 themes: _ & _


beauty and truth

spiritual intuition transcended reason and sensory experience?


transcendentalism

who had an optimistic view of the world?


transcendentalism

transcendentalism: everyone is capable of apprehending...


God through intuition

rise and fall in sound created by stressed & unstressed syllables


rhythm

comparison - no like or as


metaphor

attitude the writer takes toward the poem- the words to make you feel the mode


tone

attitude the poem creates in the reader- how you feel because of the reader


mood

direct address to an object or someone not present


apostrophe

set of five iambs (what is it?)


iambic pentameter

two successive lines that share end rhyme


couplet

[shakespearean] 3 quatrains, 1 couplet


elizabethian sonnet

[italian] 1 octave, 1 sestet


petrarchan sonnet

which poem represents the base cycle of nature & humans small part in the large realm


the tide rises, the tide falls

which poem: Emerson encourages people to look at nature to find self & describes a profound way of seeing nature


nature

What does Emerson say about being alone; is he alone?


no because he can read and write. to get alone you must go to nature.

what's the best part of nature and why?


horizon and landscape because man can't own it

Emerson's theme?


man must have an open mind like a child when he sees nature

"no kernel of nourishing corn can come to him but through his toil bestowed on the plot of ground which is given to him to till..." [what element?]


metaphor

what does Thoreau's metaphor of comparing humans to road ties mean?


must simplify, cant let progress overpower us

element? bird has beak in his heart and is saying nevermore


imagery

what does repetition of "still is sitting" say about the raven?


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