Where the Crawdads Sings
Kya is raised in the _____ making her isolated from society and establishing her relationship with NATURE. She is labeled as the ______ girl. (same word goes in blank)
"The _____ Knows All About Death And Doesn’t Necessarily Define It As A Tragedy."
Marsh
Because it is a frame narrator, which pronouns does Joseph Conrad have his narrator use on the boat Nellie they are anchored on Thames showing they are unified in their experience?
our, we, us--first person
Born in the 1880s Franz Kafka paralleled much of his life and relationships with his family to this main character.
Gregor Samsa
this term --a universal, recurring pattern of characters, situations, and symbols represent Macbeth's themes of ambition--he is a tragic hero and the tyrant
archetype
What is the structure of this novel?
frame novel
a gift from Kya to Chase, represents her desire for love and connection
shell necklace
When referencing "a whited sepulcher" in reference from the phrase from Matthew 23:27 when Jesus criticizes the Pharisees for being outwardly righteous in the novel...this uses this type of literary reference.
allusion
a philosophical and cultural movement that believes the beginning of philosophical thinking lies with the individual and the experiences of the individual.
Existentialism
What was the name of the monarchs Shakespeare wrote for in his play?
King James I and Queen Elizabeth
off shoot of Romanticism, shows the power of nature to destroy--common feature is MOOD of story developed through weather
Gothicism
Fill in the Blank. What common motif reviewed this year would help identify the opposite of light, truth, hope, knowledge, and goodness.
"I Don’t Know If There’s A ____ Side To Nature."
Kya
Dark
Modern literature by Conrad and authors like Orwell often criticized or satirized this because of its exploitation, violence, and dehumanization
imperialism
A common question in the time period in which he was writing, Kafka explored :What does it mean to be an ____________ in this world?
individual
Who did Macbeth betray?
King Duncan
the use of electric current to bring life
galvanism
What is the author's name of Where the Crawdads sing?
Delia Owens
Kurtz was an _______ or someone who believed the physical world we experience is ultimately shaped by our perception rather--it is often unrealistic--and opposite of realism or cynicism.
idealism
“But still, the others now believed that there was something the matter with him and were ready to help him. The assurance and confidence with which the first measures had been taken did him good. he felt integrated into human society once again and hoped for marvelous, amazing feats from both the doctor and locksmith, without really distinguishing sharply between them.” This shows ____ (term)since the family's concern that he is ill gives him comfort.
irony
This term is used by presenting opposing viewpoints or perspectives or two contrasting ideas..
Lady Macbeth's isolation is ____ with Macbeth's violence showing a difference in how they cope with the implications of their actions.
Juxtaposed (Juxtaposition)
archetype of an antihero of the highest order, typically rebellious , arrogant, cynical and anti-social, in exile
named after Romantic poet Lord ______
(similar to Snape, Johnny Depp's characters, or Mr. Rochester in Jane Eyre, Heathcliff, Mr. Darcy)
Byronic hero
a literary genre that focuses on the psychological and moral growth and change of the protagonist from childhood to adulthood
bildungsroman
Marlow gives this insight as to how we exist and act in life...We live, as we dream—_______. Showing how maybe we are really in a solitary state.
alone
Although his tone is straightforward, this type of fiction used in the story focuses on the experiences of characters in a situation where they cannot find any inherent purpose in life, most often represented by ultimately meaningless actions and events. It often uses illogical, satirical, or dark events to illustrate their points.
absurdist
Who says "Fair is foul, and foul is fair" What literary terms does it use?
paradox, chiasmus (rhetorical device repeated in reversed order), alliteration, antithesis, foreshadowing
the allusion to this epic, where this Greek God gave man fire/symbolic of knowledge
The Modern Prometheus