English Unit Review

a man she liked.

still in love.

unconsciously reflects social attitudes.

marry well

criticize society's view of women.

artificial.

A Plea for Better Education for Women.

flowers planted in soil that is too rich.

behave like children.

"... women ... ought to cherish a nobler ambition, and by their abilities and virtues exact respect. ..."

persuade readers to accept her point of view.

Vindication means "placing blame"; Wollstonecraft wishes to criticize men for holding women back

ladylike accomplishments

Childhood Inborrn truth Innate innocence Purity and goodness They are born with no thoughts or opinons

Human mind Exploration Imagination Innovation All about individuals own mind

Nature Nature is raised to the level of daity Traveling far away Exotic people Mysterious cultures Original hippies Byronic hero : is one type of hero, outlaw, rebel, brooding, eccentric, mysterious, marches to own drummer, mad, bad, and dangerous to know, tragic, doomed The noble savage Elevation of common man Distrust, dismissal of institutions: gov, school, religon/church, families, courts and legal, publishing and media, monetary and economic systems, science, industry

He grew up poor He was a lower economic status He studied at a school about drawing and engraving He realased his first poem at 32 He said he saw god when he was a kid he is very mystical He interacted with god He saw a angel when he was 8 His wife catherine was the partner in the bussniess with him she was also poor, she was a literat that means she cant read or write when they first got married and then william taught her after marrige He did not keep to the system He made sure that everyone had full bussiness He died TB He is known for songs of innocence

a form of paradox when a statement contradicts, without it there is no learning or progress

He is scottish He was a laboring class They worked hard He did not have a full formal education He wrote his poems to nelly it jumpstarted his career He is foccusing on emotion He had his fame when he was alive His liver exploded and thats why he died He had chronic alcholol syndrome and his organs shut down He is a folk hero Most beloveded scottish hero

Friend, collaborator, enemy coleridge Best freind was colridge but that did not last forever Articulator and critic French revolution ( anette, caroline) Preface to and poems in lyrical ballads and a few other poems grants/ patrons/ stamps, poet laureate His parents died really young and he and his sister dorthy were left on his own He got is degree in cambridge After colloge he spent lots of time traveling and the one that country that gave him inspiration was france. He fell inlove with vallen He had to go back home because of crisis After he was in the revolution he just put that in poetry and put it in common language He is known for loving is walking tours He was called a epithatat He is the father of the romatic era

they believe in more than one gods and they are gods for many things polycystic typically earth based and it is not christian

a story inside a story

His poetry stands at the place where real life slips into dreams and facts are born as fantasies Coleridge was born in ottery st. Mary on the devon coast of England At an early age he retreated into the world of books and fantasy At age 9 father died and he was sent to school in london Went to cambridge unviersity Having to be at cambridge led him to new ideas into radical politics His friend is poet robert Southey He is inspired by the French Rev. Both of them planned to form a settlemnent in PA based on their utopian political ideas... their plan collapsed when southey's aunt refused to fund their project 1975 : moved to somerset w his wife sara fricker and became freinds with william wordsworth 1789: two of the poets published lyrical ballads a joint collection of their works The 4 poems make up coleridges contribution to the volime include his masterpiece the rime of the ancient mariner The poems caused a revelution in poetic style and it was the thing that established movment known as romanticsim He sufferd from asthma and rhuemantism He relied on pain killers and that dulled his creartive powers His travles to warmer climates ended up collapsing his marrige His end life was troubled He left a good legacy in poetry and literary critisim He helped establush the importance of the imagination in literature and in life.

He died in a boating accident He was eulogized by his fellow poet lord Byron as " without exception the best and least selfish man i ever knew." He was born into the british upper clasees Raised on a country estate in sussex Attending finest schools including prestigous boarding school etcon but he was never able to into the routine of a student He spent his time wandering the countryside and preforming scientific expirements At oxford university he become a freind of thomos jeferson hogg. And his political views were strong as his Hogg encourgaed him to publish the radical tract the necessity of atheism They both got expelled from university Shelly went to london instead of going to his father He met an unhappy school girl by the name of harreit westboorke They ended up getting married Him becoming a poet was already undeway 1813 ; he completed "Queen Mab" and that is his first important poem the work explored ideas of social justice that selly had encountered in the philosopher william godwins political justice His marraige ended up being trouble his wife felt that she could not keep up with him - shelly fell in love with mary wollstoncraft godwin daughter of wulliam godwin and the femenist marry wollstonecraft When his wife died in 1816 he married mary godwin His radical politics, his tract about atheism, his seperation from his first wife all helped him make an outcast from england Him and marry ended up eventually settled in italy where lord byron andother famous exclie lived Shelly wrote many of his finest works in italy including " Ode to the west wind" and to a skylark" His early death there however meant that he never saw his dreams of social progress come true Family of orgin Unhappy school days Died with sophcocles and heats in his pocket

he was a well known social reformer

Writting was in her blood Her mother who died at her birth wrote one of the first femenist books ever published ( a vindication of the rights of a woman) Her father is a leading reformer, author, and political philosopher 4yrs after his wifes death godwin married a widow mary jane clairemont whom is daughter grew to resent bitterly When she returned to home she found her future husband percy byssle shelly He was a radical young poet who had become wiliam godwins admirer Mary fell inlove with shelly and she was only 16 and they both ran away to the contitet and got married They settled in italy Shelly suffered the death of theur 2 children 1822: 8 years after mary shelly had first met him percy drowned His death left the 24 year old mary and their 2 year old son penniless After percys death mary returned to england where she continued writting to support herself and her son She produced several other novels inlcluding the last man (1826) a tale of a great plague that destroys the human race At the age 48 marry shelly become a invalid She died 6 years later from a brain tumor

way of saying the opposite of what you mean, with the intention to sneer or taunt.

exaggeration for effect.

the speaker tries to persuade an audience to support an action or policy relating to a public issue

Novelist She wrote a letter to her niece to an agreeable marrige

dont marry somebody for money, dont just accept a social institution, the emoitions on how you feel, if you are marying for money it is not natural, how things are meant to be, you can marry the common person the class system is artificial, you decide by yourself,

standing up and fighting up for liberaty and justice, she is showing even though she is a girl she still knows everything, education she bashes it on how it is rolled out ( social institution) asking people to be what they are not.

Coleridge used dreams as the inspiration for both "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and "Kubla Khan." He claimed to have dreamt "Kubla Khan" word for word, after falling asleep while reading a passage about the real Kubla Khan, a figure in Chinese history. He modeled "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" on a dream of his friend Mr. Cruikshank. In both poems, Coleridge writes of fantastic events that have a dreamlike (or nightmarish) quality. People have been fascinated by dreams for centuries and have developed many theories over the years about their cause and significance. Today, psychologists and biologists know that dreams occur during a stage of sleep called REM, or rapid eye movement, and some researchers believe that dreams are caused by random chemical stimuli in the brain. The brain tries to make sense of the activity, and the result is a dream. The meaning of dreams is a topic of controversy. Although dreams bear some relation to events and emotions that occur in waking hours, the nature of that relationship remains unclear.

Interesting things Utopia/commune/cult Charity boy--patronage Broke up w poetry and WW: criticism Ex-pat Known forz: lit theory, WW collaboration, Rime, Kubla, mystic, Christabel, Lyrical Ballads, addiction/prescription abuse due to autoimmune disease criticism/theory imagery (straight-up sensory, dream) metaphor sound devices (practice) frame narrativ