44. two sources of Shakespeare’s history plays: 1) Holenshed’s Chronicles (English) 2) Phitarch’s Lives (Roman/Greek)
45. two monarchs Shakespeare worked for - Elizabeth I and James I
46. misogynist - man who hates women
47. Carpe Diem - seize the day
48. two examples of comparison poems: 1) Paradise Lost; Paradise Regained 2) L’Allegro; Il Penseroso
49. in medias res - starts in the middle of things
50. divertiment - diversions
51. moor - black man/woman; person of color
52. pun - play on words
53. double entendre - double intention; usually sexually based
54. three characteristics of cavalier poetry: 1) non-chalant, uninvolved, impersonal 2) usually rhymes 3) uses foreign words and phrases
55. father of metaphysical poetry - John Donne
56. father of cavalier poetry - Ben Jonson
57. fabliaux - animals have human characteristics
58. exemplum - story that tells a moral
59. pastoral - nature of setting
60. reason for writing “Paradise Lost” - John Milton wrote it to justify the ways of God to man
61. reason for writing “Essay on Man” - Alexander Pope wrote it to vindicate the ways of God to man. Doesn’t matter why, just is.
62. humanism - the belief that man is in control of his own destiny
63. deism - God created and the world took it from there
64. hero of “Paradise Lost” - Satan according to Milton
65. Felix Culpa - Happy Blame/Fault; will go to Paradise because of 1st sin
66. great chain of being - God => king => man => animal => plants => inert manner (dead things) => void
67. four humours: 1) blood 2) yellow bile 3) black bile 4) phlegm
68. Aristotlean Golden Mean - The man who is perfectly balanced in all of his humours. A woman can never be balanced, considered hysterical because of PMS.
42. comedy involving “banana peels” - slap-stick
43. comedy involving uncomfortable situations - dark/black humor
44. two sources of Shakespeare’s history plays: 1) Holenshed’s Chronicles (English)
2) Phitarch’s Lives (Roman/Greek)
45. two monarchs Shakespeare worked for - Elizabeth I and James I
46. misogynist - man who hates women
47. Carpe Diem - seize the day
48. two examples of comparison poems: 1) Paradise Lost; Paradise Regained
2) L’Allegro; Il Penseroso
49. in medias res - starts in the middle of things
50. divertiment - diversions
51. moor - black man/woman; person of color
52. pun - play on words
53. double entendre - double intention; usually sexually based
54. three characteristics of cavalier poetry: 1) non-chalant, uninvolved, impersonal
2) usually rhymes 3) uses foreign words and phrases
55. father of metaphysical poetry - John Donne
56. father of cavalier poetry - Ben Jonson
57. fabliaux - animals have human characteristics
58. exemplum - story that tells a moral
59. pastoral - nature of setting
60. reason for writing “Paradise Lost” - John Milton wrote it to justify the ways of God
to man
61. reason for writing “Essay on Man” - Alexander Pope wrote it to vindicate the ways
of God to man. Doesn’t matter why, just is.
62. humanism - the belief that man is in control of his own destiny
63. deism - God created and the world took it from there
64. hero of “Paradise Lost” - Satan according to Milton
65. Felix Culpa - Happy Blame/Fault; will go to Paradise because of 1st sin
66. great chain of being - God => king => man => animal => plants =>
inert manner (dead things) => void
67. four humours: 1) blood 2) yellow bile 3) black bile 4) phlegm
68. Aristotlean Golden Mean - The man who is perfectly balanced in all of his humours.
A woman can never be balanced, considered hysterical because of PMS.
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