Pygmalion
Feminist Lens
Marxist Criticism
Archetypes
Wild Card
100

What is Pygmalion?

A play by George Bernard Shaw. (1912)

100

The Feminist lens primarily analyzes the experiences of who?

Women. 

100

What two thinkers are often associated with the development of Marxist criticism?

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

100

What is the term for recurring character types, symbols, or themes found in literature, mythology, and folklore?

Archetype.

100

In BFGW, what was the name of Toula's father?

Gus.

200

Who is the sculptor in the story, known for carving a figure out of ivory?

Pygmalion.

200

What does the Feminist lens study when examining female characters in literature?

The Feminist lens studies how female characters are portrayed in literature.

200

How does a Marxist lens view the world?

A Marxist lens views the world through an economic and political lens, where the individual does not exist.

200

List 3 different character archetypes.

The Hero, The Trickster, The Wise Old Man, The Innocent, The Villain, The Creator, The Orphan, The Lover, etc... There's a lot. 

200

Describe 2 features of MLA Format.

Times New Roman 12 point Font. Double spaced. Last name and page number (header). Name, teacher name, class period, and date (upper left corner)

300

What made Pygmalion fall in love with his ivory creation?

The exquisite craftsmanship and lifelike appearance of the statue.

300

In the context of Feminist criticism, what ideology does it expose within literature?

It exposes the patriarchal ideology embedded in literature.

300

In the context of Marxist criticism, what happens to movements within societal classes?

Movements within societal classes are restricted.

300

This archetype represents the knowledgeable mentor who guides and supports the hero on their journey. Who is this character?

The Wise Old Man

300

Define marginalization.

Marginalization is a process by which certain individuals or groups are pushed to the fringes or margins of society, limiting their access to resources, opportunities, and participation in various aspects of life.

400

What archetype would Pygmalion fall into? Why?

The Creator... because he is a sculptor who creates a beautiful statue, Galatea, with whom he becomes deeply enamored and wishes for her to come to life

400

When discussing male domination (patriarchy), what social factors are scrutinized in literature according to the Feminist lens?

Social factors scrutinized by Feminist criticism include gender roles, societal expectations, and power dynamics.

400

Name one key aspect of the social, cultural, and historical conditions that Marxist criticism emphasizes in understanding art.

Key aspects of the social, cultural, and historical conditions that Marxist criticism emphasizes include the economic and political climate of the time, class structures, and the prevailing ideology

400

What did Carl Jung's "collective unconscious" suggest?

That there is a part of the unconscious mind that is shared by all human beings. (Hive Mind)

400

Name one symbol within the poem "My Papa's Waltz".

Pots/pans, Buckle, Whisky, Waltz, Mother's Face, Dirt

500

Based on the Pygmalion myth, what assumptions can be made about Shaw's Pygmalion?

Up to the teacher :)

500

How does Feminist criticism examine the portrayal of female characters in literature?

By pointing out inherent marginalization and repeated stereotypes that exist, focusing on the critical analysis of gender roles and biases.

500

How do Marxist critics interpret the economic and political aspects of literary works?

Marxist critics interpret the economic and political aspects of literary works by analyzing how they reflect or challenge the power structures and class dynamics of their time.

500

What films/TV shows can you list that represent ANY of the archetype examples?

The teacher decides if the answer is correct or not :)

500

Say "TOY BOAT" 3x fast.

Ha ha.

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