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Literary Terms

Noa Swennen Inglês 36 flashcards

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  1. 1VengeanceDesire for revenge
  2. 2VernacularLanguage of the people
  3. 3Alliterative verseVerse form in which metrical structure is based on patterned repetition of initial sounds (alliteration) within the lines
  4. 4KenningA condensed metaphor used instead of a simple noun in Old English literature
  5. 5Heroic poemNarrative poetry, concerned with epic battles and legendary or mythic figures, also many references to the warrior culture
  6. 6Battle poemA poem about a specific battle
  7. 7Elegiac poemA poem that expresses sadness by focusing on deaths and other sombre themes
  8. 8ElegyA poem mourning an individual or a lament over a specific event
  9. 9Religious poemA poem with Christian themes
  10. 10Old English RiddlesA (difficult) riddle with many poetical descriptions
  11. 11Dream visionA poem about a dream, often as a narrative frame
  12. 12AnthropomorphismAn object or animal behaves like a human
  13. 13Personification / prosopoporiaA presentation of a non-human entity with figuratively human characteristics
  14. 14PaganPolytheistic religion
  15. 15AllegoryA form of an extended metaphor in which objects, persons, and actions in a narrative are equated with meanings that lie outside the narrative itself
  16. 16Old Engish versificationAccentual, consisting of equal numbers of accented syllables per line with a varying number of unaccented syllables, in Old English there are two hemistichs/half-lines separated by a caesura and bound by alliteration
  17. 17Chivalric code; knight's dutyMilitary service to the king and God (Chivalric code, courage and honour, service) and courtly love
  18. 18Courtly loveA philosophy of love and a code of lovemaking that flourished in chivalric times
  19. 19Magna CartaA document binding the king to certain laws regarding the treatment of church officials and nobles, granting certain civil liberties
  20. 20Exemplary charactersCharacters that set an example for society, typically promoting honesty and hard work
  21. 21Arthurian RomanceStories about king Arthur and the round table (his knights)
  22. 22Epic storyA story with many references to the heroic age, and code
  23. 23(Medieval) romanceA story with many references to the chivalric age, code, and the courtly hero
  24. 24(Chaucer; canterbury tales) polyphonic effectThe narrative frame is used to a great effect
  25. 25StanzaA group of lines forming a unit (in poetry)
  26. 26CoupletA stanza existing out of two lines
  27. 27Eponymous heroA book / work where the protagonist has the same name as the title
  28. 28Bob and wheelA bob is a very short line of 2 or 3 syllables, a wheel exists out of 4 slightly longer lines
  29. 29Boasting poemPoems that tell the story of a hero's adventures and accomplishments
  30. 30ExemplumA didactic tale that highlights morals or illustrates doctrines
  31. 31FableA tale in which characters are usually animals to point to a moral
  32. 32FabliauxA satirical, humerous tale, often rather vulgar
  33. 33Mystery playsReligious drama, based on the Bible
  34. 34Saints' livesA work describing the life of a saint
  35. 35SatireA way of criticizing people or ideas in a humorous way, to make a point
  36. 36IronyA way to convey a meaning by saying the opposite

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FlashCards sobre Literary Terms, criado por Noa Swennen em 28-01-2023.
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