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What was Christopher Marlowe’s job?
playwright and poet (not a shepherd)
What literary movement was Christopher Marlowe part of?
the English Renaissance
What type of poem is ‘The Passionate Shepherd to his Love’?
pastoral
What type of poem does Sonnet 130 critique?
blazons
What was Thomas Campion notable for?
setting his poetry to music
What instrument did Thomas Campion play?
lute
Was Thomas Campion a professional writer?
no
At what age and in what year did George Herbert enter the priesthood?
1629, at age 36
What was George Herbert prior to his ordination?
an orator and Parliamentarian
What was notable about George Herbert’s time as a priest?
the care he took of his parishioners
Where was Anne Bradstreet born?
England
What is Anne Bradstreet known as?
the first American poet
Did Anne Bradstreet write with the intention of publication?
no
What religion was Anne Bradstreet?
Puritan
What movement did William Blake belong to?
the Romantics
How did William Blake feel about contemporary organisations and structures?
very negatively
What tradition does ‘The Schoolboy’ belong to?
pastoral
Had William Blake lived in the countryside when he wrote ‘The Schoolboy’?
no
Where was William Wordsworth raised?
the Lake District
What is the Prelude?
an autobiographical epic poem
What literary movement did William Wordsworth belong to?
the Romantics
How was Kubla Khan composed?
it came to Coleridge in a dream
What substance did Coleridge depend on?
opium
What literary movement did Coleridge belong to?
the Romantics
What was the relationship between Coleridge and Wordsworth?
they were friends and worked on an epic poem together
Who is the subject of ‘She Walks in Beauty’?
Anne Beatrix Wilmot
What was Anne Beatrix Wilmot’s relationship to Byron?
she was his cousin’s wife
What literary movement did Byron belong to?
the Romantics
What were the Georgian beauty standards?
fair hair and light eyes
A walk in which town inspired ‘To Autumn’?
Winchester
What literary movement did John Keats belong to?
the Romantics
Which fellow poet was Elizabeth Barrett Browning married to?
Robert Browning
What was the reaction of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s father to her marriage?
he disapproved greatly and disinherited her
What religion did Elizabeth Barrett Browning follow?
Congregationalism, a subsect of Protestantism
Where did Emily Brontë live?
Howarth, North Yorkshire
What literary movement did Emily Brontë belong to?
the Romantics
What type of poem is ‘Remembrance’?
a Gondal poem
Who is the speaker in ‘Remembrance’?
Queen Rosina, a fictional character
What was Emily Brontë’s experience with grief?
her mother and two of her sisters died during her childhood
When was ‘The Darkling Thrush’ written?
at the end of 1900
What was Thomas Hardy’s relationship with religion?
he was raised somewhat Anglican and flirted with Baptism in adulthood, but never reached any concrete belief system
What is the alternative title of ‘He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven’?
‘Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven’
Who were Yeats’ main romantic interests?
Maud Gonne, and her daughter Iseult Gonne
Did either of the Gonnes reciprocate Yeats’ interest?
no
What were W.B. Yeats’ main literary influences?
the Romantics and the Pre-Raphaelites