• response vs. interpretation
• The New Criticism
• stock responses --  cliched interpretations that don't really look at the work in question, just apply stereotypical notions.
• doggerel -- trashy verse that isn't REAL poetry because it is so dumb, cliched -- also characterised by simple rhythm and obvious rhyme
• paraphrase
• speaker
• verse
• theme
• lyric
• epic
• diction
• denotation
• connotation
• personna
• ambiguity
• syntax
• tone
• image
• figure of speech
• similie
• metaphor
• synecdoche -- part for the whole
• metonomy -- something nearby, closely asociated
• personification
• apostrophe
• hyperbole
• paradox
• oxymoron
• symbol
• allegory --  work in which one thingr represents another,
• didactic -- teaching a lesson

• ballad
• onomatopoeia
• alliteration -- Repition of  consonant sounds at the beginning of words
• assonance -- repetiton of vowel sounds in the middle of words
• consonance --  repetition of consonant sounds at the end of words, orfollowing differnt vowels
• eye rhyme
• end rhyme
• internal rhyme
• masculine/ feminine  rhyme ==
• masculine rhyme is one syllable, at the end, with strong vowel: boy toy; may day, spring fling
• feminine rhyme is more complicated, unstressed syllabus follwing stressed syllable:  butter clutter;  bnding bending,  bedward, deadward
• off rhyme
• meter
• prosody
• scansion
• rising vs falling meters
• iambic pentameter
• I AM bic  -`
• TRO chee  `-
• AN A pest --`
• DAC tic ic  `--
• blank verse
• cesura
• enjambment

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Day 7: Paper Writing I

• Gliederung -- German: outline, skeleton, anatomy
• plot (Chronological; non-chronological; reverse)
• in medias res
• flashback
• exposition
• rising action, complication, resolution
• conflict
• foreshadwing
• formula fiction
• Character
• protagonist, hero, anti-hero
• heroine
• antagonist
• motivations
• dynmaic vs. static
• foil
• stock characters
• flat vs. round characters
• eiron
• Alazon
• buffoon
• agroikos
• Point of View
• narrator vs. author
• omniscient narrator
• editorial omniscience vs. neutral onminiscience
• limited omniscinet narrrator
• stram of consciousness
• objective point of view
• first-person narrator
• unreliable narrator
• naive narrator
• Symbol
• conventional symbols
• literary symbols
• allegory
• Style
• Diction
• Tone
• Irony
• verbal irony
• sarcasm
• situational irony
• dramatic irony
• Theme
• theme vs. subject

• Definitive edition:
• Scholarly editions:
• Holograph or manuscript edition:
• Definitive biographies
• Primary Bibliography:
• Secondary Bibliography
• Other Reference Sources
• Chronology
• Concordance
• Casebooks
• Norton Critical Editions
• Twayne Books
• Twayne MasterWorks
• MLA Approaches to Teaching
• Twentieth Century Views
• New Century Views
• Harold Bloom, Chelsea House

• Mimetic
• Pragmatic/Rhetorical
• Expressive
• Objective

• archetype/ steroetype--
• collective unconscious-- (Carl Jung)
• monomyth--(Joseph Campbell)
• Separation/ Initiation/ Return -- three stages of the monomyth according to Joseph Campbell
• romance (Northrop Frye)
• innocence/experience/organized innocence
• call to adventure
• crossing the threshold
• liminal:  in between place/ transitional zone MW11: "Etymology: Latin limin-, limen threshold: of or relating to a sensory threshold; barely perceptible"
• belly of the whale
• road of trials
• doppelgangaer/ shadow
• nadir
• dragon battle/ leviathan
• sparagmos (Greek):  ritual dismemberment, death, disfiguration  (literally "tering apart, as Dionysius is torn apart in the Bacchae)
• The Hanged Man: Tarot image of rebirth/ resurection.  The Tarot Card
• apotheosis:  becoming a god. MW 11: "elevation to divine status : DEIFICATION; the perfect example : QUINTESSENCE <this is the literary apotheosis of the shaggy dog story -- Thomas Sutcliffe>"  Dickey describes napalm as "the apotheosis of gelatin" in his poem "The Firebombing"

• Heroine vs. female hero
• virginity myth
• the green world
• green world lover
• light man vs. dark man
• false father

Day 22-24: Intro to Drama/ Aristotle

• TRAGEDY--
• spoudais / phaulos
• reversal or peripetia (Aristotle) -- ( See Oxford)
• recognition or anagnorisis (Aristotle) -- ( See Oxford)
• deus ex machina -- inartistic, obviously maniplated resolution
• simple and complex plots
• pity and fear
• pathos or suffering
• spectacle
• catharsis --
• hamartia or tragic flaw--
• hubris--
• mythos -- Greek for plot or story
• probability
• in media res
• poetic justice

• closet drama
• Drama pyramid
• rising action, complication
• climax, crisis
• resolution, conclusion, denoument
• Festival of Dionysus
• orchestra/ skene
• chorus
• prologue -- intro to play
• paraode -- first entrance of chorus
• episodia -- intervals of action and speeeches by actors
• stasimon -- choral reaction to episodes
• exodus -- last scene