World Lit
Terms
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- an extended use of a symbolor metaphor; used to make poignant conversations; characters either have the personal name to show virtue or vices
- allegory
- a moral tale most frequetly used to embellish a sermon
- exemplum
- stories that are told and passed down through history usually involve animals
- fable
- a short humorous, frequently bawdy(dirty) usually in verse and dealt with the lower class; course crude language
- fabliau
- a short poem, usually romantic and preformed by a minstrel and sung
- lay or lai
- a dramatization frequently of a ible story that dramatized extreme power
- miracle or mystery play
- an allegory set in dramamtic form; heavy religious themes
- morality play
- a tale of chvalry, tales of knights, an idealized picture of a small section of society
- romance
- either in verse or prose; always sought to expose people's folies and misgivings
- satire
- Virgil
- active reason
- Beatrice
- divine revelation
- order/form of worship
- liturgy
- purchasing religious positions
- simony
- gap
- caesura
- repitition of intial consonant sounds
- alliteration
- like epithets but anglo-saxon
- kenning
- Julius Caesar
- 55BC
- Rome to England
- 43AD
- Rome left
- 410AD
- Angles, Saxons, Jutes
- 449BC
- Pope Gregorysends Augustine
- 597 AD
- Danes
- 787AD
- Normans
- 1066AD
- Old English
- 450-1066
- Middle English
- 1066-1500
- Modern English
- 1500-Present
- Middle Ages
- 500-1500
- a constitutional rule that could be authoritized by church rulers
- church doctrine
- couldn't enter Pergutory
- excommunication
- 3 Emotions of Aeneid
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Anticipation
Actual
Recollection - retelling the story
- epic recapitilation