STUFF TO STUDY
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Semicolon | used instead of a period to connect two independent clauses or in complex lists
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| phrase | has no subject and verb
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| clause | has subject and verb
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| clause with the word that | noun clause
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| subordinating words | also, while, as, if, when, because, that
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| adverbial phrase | uses when or how
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| participial phrase | EX. LOOKING AT THE LATEST ISSUE OF COSMO, the man who always sits in the back of the bus began to hum to himself a song from a strip tease act.
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| signified | concept
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| signifier | sound image
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| sign | combination of signifier and signified or concept and sound image
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| why language is only made of negatives | all words say is that this thing is not everything else
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| parole | individual utterances
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| old english | 450-1150 based on old low German, slows down english's evolution
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| middle english | 1150-1500 based on French
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| modern english | 1500 on based on Latin
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| purpose of language | communication exertion of power
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| Romantic poetry years | 1770-1850
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| reaction to | rationalism, objectivity, the enlightenment
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| themes of romantic poetry | nature, remembered childhood, unrequited love, individualism, self fulfillment, growth through expierience, libery/freedom, exotic
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| first generation poets | William Blake, Robert Burns, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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| manerism | after figuring out how something was done the first time, copies it
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| second generation poets | Lord Gordon, George Byron, John Keats, Percy Byssle Shelley
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| revenge tragedy | roots in seneca, has exaggerated rhetoric, bloodthirsty details, ghosts and magic, thyests
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| Arristotle's tragedy | anagorisis, perapetia, inspires fear and pity, switch from good to bad, no double plot, complex plot
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