What is Creation myth?
What is the "Over-Soul"?
This poet primarily focused on themes of madness and psychological distress
Who is "Edgar Allan Poe"?
Written by Edgar Allan Poe, focuses on a character named Lenore
What is "The Raven"?
What is a round character?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This author wrote in puritan plain style
Who is William Bradford?
This is arguably the main tenet of transcendentalism, where truth is believed to be found
What is nature?
The authors of dark romanticism are also called this
Who are the romantic pessimists?
Written by Washington Irving, commonly interpreted as a symbol of changing American life after the Revolutionary War
A story that uses the supernatural to explain elements of life, specific to distinct cultures
What is myth?
This tenet of American romanticism is missing from this list: imagination, individualism, nature
What is the Distant?
Who is Ralph Waldo Emerson?
All three authors of dark romanticism we've studied
Who are Edgar Allan Poe, Herman Melville, and Nathaniel Hawthorne?
Written by Henry David Thoreau, titled after a place he spent two years, two months, and two days of his life in isolation
What is "Walden"?
Type of writing that uses clear, simple language
What is plain style?
Who is Mary Rowlandson?
What is "individualism"?
This tenet of dark romanticism focuses on the capacity humans have for evil (sin nature) and psychological distress
What is "intuition" (individualism)?
Written by Walt Whitman, one of the earliest and most distinct examples of American poetry
Recurring narrative elements that appear in stories across cultures
What is archetype?
These are the years of American romanticism
What is 1820-65?
According to transcendentalism, man is inherently (good/bad)
What is good?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This author helped pave the way for a latter literary movement called Naturalism
Who is Herman Melville?
Written by Ralph Waldo Emerson, primarily focuses on how we obtain truth of our world
What is "Nature"?
References to people, places, events, works of literature
What is allusion?