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English Literature Insights Quiz
Test your understanding of the essential elements of English literature and its significance! This quiz is designed to explore various aspects of literature, including its purpose, conventions, and the interplay between arts and sciences.
Whether you're a student eager to learn more or simply someone interested in literature, this quiz will challenge your perspectives and enhance your knowledge. Here are some key points covered:
- Literature's role in society
- Conventional themes in literature
- The relationship between language and thought
- The evolution of literary forms
The native language is considered more important than any subject of study because nothing is as useful as it. Literacy turns into desire to read and literature improves literacy. / Literature belongs to the world man constructs not to the world man sees.
Thesis for Motive for Metaphor
The 3 Levels of the Mind
Convention
Purpose of Robinson Crusoe Allusion
Students -> Gives Purpose to Study Lit, Teachers & Writers -> Validation saying what they do is worthwhile, Artists and Scientists -> Points out the common ground between them.
Intended Audience
Purpose of Robinson Crusoe Allusion
Science
Convention
English as the mother tongue is the most useful subject in the world, we can't communicate without it. Literature is not seen as useful and is understood through imagination.
English as Tongue vs. As Literature
The 3 Levels of the Mind
Arts
What is the Principle of Literature
Purpose was to help distinguish between the arts/sciences and emotions/intellect. It also introduced the levels of the mind.
Purpose of Robinson Crusoe Allusion
What is the Principle of Literature
Convention
Literature as a Baby
Uses accurate description and measurement, starts with the world as is then moves on to imagination, as people learn more it evolves and improves.
Science
Literature as a Baby
Convention
Arts
Uses emotion to look at the world, starts with imagination and then moves on to reality, doesn't evolve or improve over time.
Arts
Science
Allusion to Sakuntala
The 3 Levels of the Mind
Wasn't developed out of the desire to fly but out of desire to escape an unwanted situation. Compares the chariot to private jets.
Allusion to Sakuntala
The 3 Levels of the Mind
Arts
What is the motive for Metaphor?
To associate and identify the human mind with what goes on outside of it.
What is the motive for Metaphor?
Allusion to Sakuntala
3 Conventional Endings in Literature
Intended Audience
Consciousness/Awareness -> Language of Self Expression | Social Participation -> Language of Practicality | Level of Imagination -> Literary Language
The 3 Levels of the Mind
Intended Audience
English as Tongue vs. As Literature
Science
When people came to Canada they brought new experiences but not new forms of literature. They still imitate others' writing.
Why Frye says Canadian Lit. Has no new forms
Science
Purpose of Robinson Crusoe Allusion
Thesis
The way things are typically done. A certain typical and socially accepted way of writing, writers imitate what they've already read.
Convention
Science
The 3 Levels of the Mind
Why Frye says Canadian Lit. Has no new forms
Everything is new in literature yet its something we've never seen before.
Literature as a Baby
Convention
3 Conventional Endings in Literature
Allusion to Sakuntala
Wedding Bells - typical for comedies | Funeral Bells - typical for tragedies | Self-Knowledge
3 Conventional Endings in Literature
Convention
Literature as a Baby
What is the motive for Metaphor?
Literature can only derive its forms from itself. It can't exist outside of Literature. This is like nature where everything in nature must also come from nature.
What is the Principle of Literature
What is the motive for Metaphor?
Literature as a Baby
3 Conventional Endings in Literature
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