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Mock Midterm Assessment Final
Mock Midterm Assessment Final
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2. Select the Literary Devices in Beowulf *
Stiche
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Motif
Salman Rushdie
Arundhati Roy
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5. What is mimesis: *
Imitation of reality.
Reality as if.
Syntagmatic Relationships
Paradigmatic Relationships
9. Explain the connection between the image, the expression: "My wheels", and *
syntagmatic and paradigmatic relationships.
It is a metaphor that consist in the creation of realtionship between wheels and feet in terms
of functionality. First, wheels are used for moving from one place to another. On the other
hand, feet are used for the same purpose. For this reason, "wheels" is used as a metaphor
for feet.
10. How would you connect Beowulf and the society of the time. *
The connection between Beowulf and the society is that at that time the stories about a
heroic man were more relatable and appropiate considering the middle age, and that type of
stories were a role model to be the perfect hero/man.
Reality is the representation of the daily life, from historical changes to nowadays
considering the context of the authors. As for literature, it is a way to represent this daily life
from the point of view of the authors; at the same time, it is a way to create new realities.
12. Who was Albion? *
I agree
The Norman Invasion brought several changes to both English literature and culture. For
example, the introduction of words of French origin to the English language, the beginning of
feudalism, among others.
An English sonnet consists of three quatrains and a couplet with a rhyme scheme of abab
cdcd efef gg.
For instance, in "Romeo and Juliet," the high-born characters, such as Juliet and her family,
speak in a more elevated, poetic language with more complex sentence structures and
elaborate metaphors.
22. Select one Shakespeare's sonnet and relate it to your horizon. *
The sonnet selected is 'Sonnet 18'. Seeing it in our horizon, we can see the beauty that
Shakespeare refers to: there is a lot of climate changes in Bogotá, so everytime there is rain
or gray we are in a bad mood, but as soon as the sun appears everything seems more
enjoyable and colorful. Shakespare compares happiness to a summer day with an endless
sunshine, so for us it is the same when there are sunny days in the city.
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24. What are the elements of Shakespearean tragedy? *
A tragic hero, the dichotomy of good and evil, a tragic waste, hero’s tragic flaw (Hamartia),
issues of fate or fortune, greed, foul revenge, supernatural elements, internal and external
pressures, and the paradox of life.
It is a critic of the London society in a certain time, where the govermetn had a lot of power
and no interest at all to help the people of the community.
26. The poem "London" in point number 25, refers to the time of Industrial *
Revolution in England. Read it again and read about the concept of the cyborg by
Donna Haraway. How do you connect the poem and the voice of Donna Haraway?
Blake refers in his poem in number 15 that babies born in 19th century England were seen
as labor that had to be exploited until their death. On the other hand, Haraway and his
concept of the cyborg reflect this same thought since the cyborg was created to be
exploited until its destruction. In addition, that these are considered as a revolutionary end
in a productive way, just as English babies were in the 19th century.
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