'Rip van winkle' presentation slideshows

Literary Theory

Literary Theory. Dichotomizing Ordinary Language and Literary Language. Ordinary Language Literary Language . Meaning determinate ever-changing . Ambiguity problem goal . Surface form means to end end . Domain universals particulars . Analysis necessary; . try to complete interference; .

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Rip Van Winkle

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Literature and History (2): The Use of History in Literary Criticism

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The Emergence of Fiction in a New Nation

The Emergence of Fiction in a New Nation. Tram Tran Yeram Han Rong Chen Julie Yoo Samantha Palomino . What is the American Renaissance?. It is kindled in 1830s by the writing of Emerson and achieved its glory in 1850s.

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Rip Van Winkle

Rip Van Winkle. A New Critical Approach and in Context. Starting Questions. Do you like the story? Its Language? Humor? Anything else? How do you compare this with the other popular texts on time/space travels? -- e.g. Somewhere in Time ; -- Lost Horizon (1937, 1973)

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The Romantic Movement and Romantic Literature

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Greek Mythology and Gods & Goddesses of The Odyssey

Greek Mythology and Gods & Goddesses of The Odyssey. What is Mythology?. An organized collection of stories (i.e., "myths") by which we explain our beliefs and our history.

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THE AGE OF REASON

THE AGE OF REASON. WHEN REASON RULED THE WORLD: 1740-1800. CHARACTERISTICS OF COLONIAL AMERICANS . TINKERERS SELF-RELIANT INDEPENDENT PRACTICAL GENERALISTS ENVIRONMENT REQUIRED THESE TRAITS. BELIEFS/IDEAS . FAITH IN RATIONALISM: ABILITY TO ARRIVE AT TRUTH THROUGH REASON

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AMERICAN LITERATURE

AMERICAN LITERATURE. Revolutionary period. Revolution started in 1773 with Boston Tea Party First autors were scientists, politicins, philosophers so literature had political character Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)-scientist and journalist, work: Autobiography

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Chapter 8: The Romantic Movement and Romantic Literature

Chapter 8: The Romantic Movement and Romantic Literature. ???? ? ???? The Spheres of the Movement The movement occurred in literature, art, music, philosophy, religion, politics, education,

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TIME TRAVEL

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Irigaray

Irigaray. Mankind The Rights of Man Man and God at Yale Act like a man! The History of Man Phallocentrism Phallocratism. Imitation and Play. Men are better than women at math. Traffic in Women. Bromance. Woman as commodity. Feminism: Voice.

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Washington Irving

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Romantics

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Romanticism Test Review Questions

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Washington Irving

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