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Humanism
the individual self over God
Jacobean
anything related to king James I
Early Modern
1450-1800
Tudor
a family that reigned over England
Stuart
relating to the royal family ruling Scotland
Elizabethan
relating to or characteristic of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.
aside
speaking to the audience unheard by the other players
blank verse
unrhymed iambic pentameter
deux ex machina
unlikely intervention from an unlikely source
Divine Right of Kings
the idea that a king is put in place by God
folio
a page folded
iambic pentameter
5 feet per line
play-within-a-play
a play staged inside of the plot of another play
quarto
a paper folded into 4 pieces
regicide
killing a king
soliloquy
a character giving a speech to the audience rather than other players
tragedy
a play that results in the downfall of the main character
satire
using humor to criticize ones actions
Chamonix
a mountain town in France
concentric narratives
when the speaker of a story holds back a truth to be revealed later
Erasmus Darwin
first to propose evolution
frame narrative
a story within a story
Henry Clerval
a friend of victor who cares for him when he is sick
John Milton
wrote paradise lost
Luigi Galvani
electrocuted frogs
Mary Wollstonecraft
mary shellys feminist mother
Mount Tambora
a volcano whose eruption caused year without summer leading to the writing of Frank
Prometheus
a greek myth known for bringing fire to man
tabula rasa
the idea that humans are a blank slate it is the world that makes us corrupt
unreliable narrator
a narrator that does not tell the whole truth
1818
mary shelley's frank
1599
hamlet
1789
poetry of william blake
1798
poetry of william wordsworth and samuel coleridge
1813
poetry of lord byron
1817
poetry of bysshe shelley
1819
poetry of john keats
william godwin
father of mary shelley
robert walton
the captain of the the ship in frank
allusion
making a reference to something or someone culturally significant
anaphora
word of phrase repeated at the being of lines
anastrophe
inverted word order (yoda talking)
antithesis
placing contrasting, parallel, balanced ideas close together
apostrophe
the poet addresses someone or something that is not there
asyndeton
omitting conjunctions (i came i saw i conquered)
ballad meter
switching between tetrameter and trimeter
chiasmus
concepts in an inverted order
diacope
the repetition of a word with words in between
epizeuxis
the repetition of the same word without words in between
juxtaposition
placing contrasting ideas next to each other
metonymy
using substitute words to name a thing (crown for monarchy)
polyptoton
repetition of the same root word
polysyndeton
repetition of coordinating conjunctions
petrarchan sonnet
a sonnet with the rhyme scheme abbaabba
shakespearean sonnet
a sonnet with iambic pentameter with the volta at line 14
parkinsons law
work will expand to fill the time allotted for its completion
metacognition
assess the task
evaluate strengths
plan the approach
apply strategies
reflect
complexity
exploring multiple dimensions of an idea