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Group 4

Mrs. Bishop's Group 4 Terms

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Romanticism increase in human sensibility, love of nature, mysticism, individualism, and imagination
Realism an attempt to treat material with truth and reason (here and now, specific action, verifiable consequence)
Tragedy treats humans in terms of the part of themselves in rebellion against the implacable universe and frailty of their own flesh and will
Naturalism emphasized the application of scientific or biological determinism in literature
Humanism tends to exalt the human element or stress the importance of human interest as opposed to the supernatural, divine, or animal elements
Existentialism emphasizes existence rather than essence and see the inadequacy or the human reason to explain the enigma of the universe as the basic philosophical question
Figurative Language uses figures of speech that cannot be taken literally
Synecdoche a figure of speech in which a part is used for the whole
Connotation what word suggests beyond what it expresses
Denotation dictionary meaning
Imagery representation of sense experience through language
Concrete Imagery represents sensory experiences and the tangible
Abstract Imagery represents ideas, concepts, or qualities
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