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After the War of ____, literary journals and critics called repeatedly for a body of ________ _______.

1812; American literature

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The first two great American writers of the early nineteenth century

Irving, Cooper

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The most well-known work of Irving

The Sketchbook of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent.

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The most well-known work of Cooper

Leatherstocking Tales

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What were Irving and Cooper the earliest representatives of?

American Romanticism

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When did American Romanticism flourish?

1820-1860

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When did England’s Romantic era flourish?

1800-1840

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Definition of Romanticism

A reaction to the Enlightenment’s focus on intellect; sought beauty and truth in nature and human emotions and experiences

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Edgar Allan Poe and Herman Melville were concerned with ____________, especially in relation to ______ and ______.

the human psyche; death, guilt

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Romanticism in America was influenced by the formation of ____________, which emphasized three hallmarks: ________, __________, and _____________.

American democracy; individualism, self-reliance, the common man as heroic

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Authors such as Cooper and Nathaniel Hawthorne raised questions about _____, _________, and _______.

isolation, self-sufficiency, and heroism

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three Transcendentalist writers

Emerson, Thoreau, and Whitman

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definition of Transcendentalism

A branch of literary Romanticism; rejected traditional Christian beliefs for worldview with divinity in all nature/mankind

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14

three notable Fireside Poets

Longfellow, Whiter, Holmes

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15

Mark Twain’s writing style and dialogue mimic __________.

colloquial American speech

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Mark Twain is considered a _______ writer.

realist

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17

Who wrote tales of adventure and survival in the Alaskan wilderness?

Jack London

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Who wrote thoughtful, unconventional poems that became appreciated after her death?

Emily Dickinson

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two famous stories by O. Henry

The Gift of the Magi; The Ransom of Red Chief

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20

What setting predominates Robert Frost’s poetry?

New England countryside and customs

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