Eras
Chivalry
Medieval
supreme poet of nature
Wordsworth
Happiness comes from moderation and order
Ode on Solitude
speaking to an inanimate object or idea
apostrophe
a child
Deism
Restoration/Neoclassical
first African-American poet published
Phillis Wheatley
God's mercy and judgment for sin
"Sinners in the Hands"
metaphysical conceit
Johnson's goals for the fiction writer
understand your audience, show vice for vice, depict reality
Primitivism
Romantic
famous colonial preacher
Jonathan Edwards
Restlessness Bring man to God.
"The Pulley"
repetition in successive lines
anaphora
Benjamin Franklin admitted that this was the hardest virtue to subdue
pride
Sola Scriptura
Puritan
wrote a dictionary
Samuel Johnson
nature's destructive and preservative power
"Ode to the West Wind"
referring to a previous time in history, Greek mythology, or the Bible
allusion
ideas discussed in Letters from an American Farmer
American freedoms/responsibilities
Rationalism
Restoration/Neoclassical
metaphysical poets
Donne and Herbert
Art preserves beauty.
"Ode on a Grecian Urn"
contradictory terms used to express a higher truth
paradox
Pictures that were discussed in "Ode on a Grecian Urn"
young couple, tree