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1 “The Neoclassical Period”
Unit 5

2 Restoration Literature
Puritan, morality Dramatists, Dryden French, Moliere Intellect, argumentative Locke, know, sensory

3 Literature of the Eighteenth Century
Reason, deism, clock-winder, intellect Formal, precision Heroic Pope, classical, Pope, prose, satire Swift Johnson Journalism, novel, novel, Defoe Biography, Gibbons’s Watts, Newton

4 Literature of the Eighteenth Century
Poetry, nature, personal, Burns Prose, Pope, satire, Defoe, Wesley

5 About John Dryden Criticism, didactic Didacticism, teach
Heroic, satire Laureate Epigram, discipline, admired

6 About “On Milton” praises

7 About “On Tonson” Debt First Allusion ugliness

8 The Novel Novel, middle Robinson Crusoe, first, Bunyan’s - Realistic
- plot - theme Ordinary, settings Goldsmith

9 The Novel - Plot Plot Conflict, protagonist, antagonist - Internal
- External - man - himself - greater

10 The Novel Robinson Crusoe, alone, nature, antagonists Setting
Setting, island Characters, plot, examples, experiences Direct, directly Indirect, own

11 The Novel Static, dynamic Human nature, vicariously Dynamic, first
Theme, experience, true, truths, truth Man, nature

12 About Daniel Defoe Journalist, Robinson Crusoe Realism, reality Life

13 About Robinson Crusoe First, factual Scottish Allegory, fiction,
sequels Verisimilitude First Human, divine, survive, God

14 About Joseph Addison and Richard Steele
Addison, Steele, journalism Essayist, High Editor, knighted Journals, coffeehouses, journalism

15 About The Tatler News do Expose, disguise, ignorance
Coffeehouse, newspaper Free, penny

16 About The Tatler Emotion, all, think, reason, teeth Drama, coffeehouse
ridicules

17 About The Spectator Discontinued, coffeehouse, essays, character, Spectator Franklin Saved, earned, Franklin’s Six - love, woman, justice - lawyer, drama

18 About The Spectator - Freeport, merchant - Sentry Honeycomb, ladies’
- clergy man, health Variety, reader, individual Variety, women

19 About The Spectator Families, own Talk, think ? Virtue Christian, ode
Essays are confined to editorial pages today. Satire is present in modern newspapers but is most often limited to political cartoons. The gossipy parts of these early periodicals correspond most closely to present-day advice columns.

20 About Jonathan Swift Ireland Satirist, satire, evil, sin Eat, babies
Bitter ridicule

21 About Gulliver’s Travels
Great Court, parody 4, 6, 60 Simple, satire Yahoos Hatred, pride

22 About Gulliver’s Travels
License, trample, meat Favor, highest, foot, left, head, ear Eggs, finger, egg, war Catholics, Tory, trivial

23 “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.”
About Alexander Pope Dwarfed, weak Swift Only, poetry, fixed Epigram Deistic God, final Homer’s “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.”

24 About Isaac Watts Father, Latin, Hymns Psalms Hymns 600 standard

25 About John and Charles Wesley
Saved Methodist Schools Methodism Exercise, sleep, four 9,000, Methodism

26 About “Behold the Man!” Pilate’s, evangelistic Isaiah, biblical

27 About Samuel Johnson Greatest, deism Standard, father Deaf, blind
Biographies vanity

28 About The Rambler Playful Indirectly, life, inoculation
Experience, tenants

29 About James Boswell Johnson, biography Biography, character

30 About Thomas Gray Lyric, OCD, perfect studying

31 About “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”
Perfect Elegy, death Nine - country - death - death, tombstone

32 About “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”
Obscure, desert Buried Reflective Beautiful Romantic inspiration

33 About Oliver Goldsmith
versatile

34 About The Deserted Village
Industrial, unclaimed, fictional Ireland

35 About William Cowper Hymn, depression Bible’s Nature important

36 About “Walking with God”
Common, peace

37 About “Light Shining out of Darkness”
Optimistic Descriptions biblical

38 About “The Castaway” Struggles, leave Own, power

39 About Robert Burns Farmer Scotland’s, 16
Scottish, dialect, Scots, Scottish, Scotland British, Scotland Burns, dialect

40 About “To a Mouse” Audio of the poem Analyzed Theme Destruction
Apostrophe, guarantee Tone, feelings, future

41 About “To a Louse” Satire, hypocrisy Others Tone, honestly

42 About “A Red, Red Rose” Song Lyrics, constancy, universal Love Forever
Love- rose Love- melody

43 About “John Anderson, My Jo”
Song Old, long, rejoices


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