Berlin- Biblical Poetry Quiz 1

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poetry

type of elevated discourse, not prose, with common inclusions like metaphor and parallelism

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terseness

general shortness and concision of poetry, short lines. achieved through things like omission of definite article

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parataxis

clauses or lines after one another without conjunction indicating relationship, parallelism used instead for connections and endings. part of snapshot effect of poetry v movie

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colon

unit of biblical poetry

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bi-colon

the most common unit of biblical poetry, two units united together through a method like repetition, parallelism, A…B

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tri-colon

more rare, common in Ugaritic, three biblical units

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balance

achieved through many things, like word pairs, parallelism, inclusio, sense of equality between colons

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strophe

a cluster of colons, unit of poem line

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stanza

one of big segments of poem, ex. psalms with 3

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acrostic

starting lines or stanzas in order of world or alphabet, an organizing structure and unifying device

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inclusio/ inclusion

framing or envelope method, inclusion of word or theme at beginning and end, signifying end and unifying poem

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refrain

repetition of chorus like line, likely sung- giving cohesion and separation in poem

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repetition

can apply to phrase (refrain) or words and sounds, or a chiasmatic word structure- ABBA. part of how poetry an auditory medium

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metaphor

the substance of poetry, giving it its elevated language, a comparison of two things