Karteikarten
12: Novel (part 5)
Karten in diesem Stapel (58)
- 1Name two fields that developed during the beginning of the 1890's* Psychology
* Anthropology - 2Name an anthropologist and one of his worksJames Frazer
/The Golden Bough/ - 3Name a psychologistHavelock Ellis
- 4Name a psychologistSigmand Freud
- 5What was he considered asThe father of modern psychology
- 6What does his psychological work emphasizeThe power and importance of the unconscious
- 7What was the effect* To direct attention to men's mental & emotional condition
* To concede that men might not always have direct control over his impulses - 8Which writer is the son of a minerD. H. Lawrence
- 9Where did he grow upIn England's industrial Midlands
- 10What did he use his novels forTo explore relationships between people in an industrial and technological environment
- 11What was his first major novel, what type of novel is it and where was it set* /Sons and Lovers/
* Autobiography
* Set in the bleak, so destroying yet powerful, environment of the mining region he came from - 12Name his other works* /The Rainbow/: suppressed soon after publication
* /Women in Love/: one of his masterpieces
* /Lady Charlettey's Lover/: was banned - 13What did Somerset Maugham write* /Of Human Bondage/
* /Cakes and Ale/
* /The Razor's Edge/ - 14What was /Of Human Bondage/ aboutLong detailed account of the long & torturous love affair between a med student & a working class girl
- 15What was the reaction to the horror of the war (3)* The Jazz Age in England and America
* The Jazz Age in the 20's was bright, gaudy, frenzied and shallow
* Its symbol: flappers and Charleston - 16What did John Galsworthy attackThe possessiveness and acquisitiveness the society left without faith or principles and whose purpose was to have a good time
- 17What did he write and name the first book* /Forsyte Saga/ = 12 books
* /Man of Property/ - 18What was the main theme in his early books and name an example of book* Possessive instinct
Ex: /Man of Property/ - 19What did the books after the war showThe shattering effect if the conflict on a society with basicVictorian foundations
- 20What did he see himself asAs throwing light on the evils and abuses of life for the guidance of others
- 21What did Virginia Woolf foundBloosmbury group
- 22What was the Bloomsbury groupA group of artists and writers who gathered at her place for conversations
- 23What did she start"Stream of Consciousness"
- 24What is itA technique of moving in poetic language between actual events and the timeless flow of contemplation within the characters' mind = a person's thoughts & reactions to events (past, present, future)
- 25What were her books concerned withThe problems of love and loneliness
- 26According to her, real experiences do not...... lay in external relations, but within human consciousness
- 27What happened in 1941She committed suicide
- 28What did she write* /To the Light House/
* /The Waves/
* /Mrs. Dalloway/ - 29Who brought the "stream of consciousness" to its peakJames Joyce
- 30Where did he come fromDublin, but he never wanted to go back
- 31What was he concerned withWith re-creating the world from which he had made himself an exile => Dublin = setting of his works
- 32What did he write* /The Dubliners/
* /Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man/
* /Ulysses/ - 33How long did it take to write /Ulysses/7 years
- 34What is it aboutAbout one day in the lives of 3 Dubliners (Molly Bloom, Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus)
- 35What are we presented withThe consciousness of his characters, always multiple, driving both from their immediate situation and the whole of their past experience
- 36What are the difference levels of /Ulysses/1) Lvl of realistic description (good pictures of the 18th C. Dublin life)
2) Lvl of psychological explanation
3) Lvl of style
4) Symbolic lvl - 37Who or what influenced him* Homer, Dante, Shakespear
*Literature, history and philosophy - 38Who was pessimistic about the human conditionT. S. Eliot
- 39How did he call the post-war eraA waste land
- 40What did he try to do to poetryTried to make it more precise, subtle, suggestive
- 41Who were his models* Metaphysical poets
* French symbolists - 42What did he write* "Four Quartets"
* "Journey of the Magi"
* /Murder in the Cathedral/: play about the murder of Thomas Beckett at the Canterbury cathedral
* /Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats/ (collection of poems)
--> musical: /Cats/ - 43What did Aldous Huxley write/Brave New World/
- 44What was it aboutA future utopia which had become a moral nightmare because technological sophistication had answered all of man's need => removing his functions
- 45What did Orwell write/1984/
- 46What type of nightmare do we find in this bookPolitical nightmare
- 47Both /Brave New World/ and /1984/ are called...... dystopian or anti-utopian novels
- 48Both /Brave New World/ and /1984/ have basically the same theme...The warning of what could've happened if science, technology, governments, etc. were pushed to an extreme
- 49When did Huxley dieNovember 22, 1963
- 50By 1963, what was happening in EuropePolitical shadows were lengthening all over Europe
- 51What was a rehearsal for WW2The civil was in Spain
- 52In Germany, how did Hitler's Nazi regime become strongerThrough repression and mass propaganda
- 53What happened at that time in BerlinThe rise of the Nazis and decadents of life
- 54By who was it shown and in which novels* By Christopher Isherwood
* /Goodbye to Berlin/ (musical: /Cabaret/)
* /Mister Norris Changes Trains/ - 55What happened on September 1st 1939* Hitler invaded Poland
--> brought 6 years of slaughter, concentration camps, the murder of millions of Jews and the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki - 56Since 1945, what happened to literature of the Western worldHas turned away from the themes and purposes of the literature written between the wars
- 57After 1945, what did writer seekIn a new and threatening age of alienation, writers have sought new and often experimental forms and themes
- 58What has their work mirroredThe diffusion and tension of their time
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