Trotter: English Sem. 1 Final
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 American Hero | A hero who is typically bound to Nature, Innocence, naive, have no family. ex. Huckleberry Finn |
| Anima | the unconscious female inner traits that a male possesses ex. a romantic man |
| Animus | masculine inner qualities that a female possesses. ex. female as a man |
| Extrovert | a person concerned primarily with the physical and social environment ex. a social butterfly |
| Shadow | Society doesn't want us to be |
| Persona | Our public image related to the world's personality |
| Archetypes | Content of the collective unconscious all humans possess |
| Ex. of Archetypes | Mother, Child, Hero, maiden, Wise Old man, Animal, Trickster, Original Man, God, Self |
| Hero's Journey | Departure -Call to Adventure -Refusal of the Call -Supernatural Aid -Crossing of the first threshold -Belly of the whale |
| Hero's Journey cont. | Inition -Road of Trials -Meeting with the Goddess -Woman as a temptress-Atonement with the father -The ultimate Boon |
| Hero's Journey cont. | Return -Refusal of the Return -Magic Flight -Rescue from without -crossing of the return's threshold -Master of the two worlds -Freedom to live |
| Pathos | pity, scene of suffering |
| Recognition | A change from ignorance to knowledge |
| Catharsis | special quality of man's pleasure in tragedy from pathos |
| Chorus | Provides a link from the audience to actors ASKS QUESTIONS |
| Epiphany | Seeing of the light (understanding) |
| characteristics of Greek Chorus | -group of 15 MEN -sang lyric and danced to musical accompaniment -were unpaid, drawn at random -considered a civic duty -trained and costumed -wore light masks |
| Actors | great in size, almost no mobility |
| paradox | seeming contradiction |
| Jung's Theory | 3-Part Theme -ego-conscious min -personal unconscious-there but not present -collective unconscious-kind of knowledge we are born with |
| Hubris | excessive pride |
| Pathos | Feeling bad for the bad guy/ pity |
| Aristotle's 3 themes | Time Place Action |
| situational irony | What happens is different from what is expected to happen |
| Dramatic Irony | The audience is aware of critical information of which the characters are unaware |
| Verbal irony | a character says one thing but means another |
| Orchestra | circular 'dancing-place' |
| Hamartia | tragic flaw |
| Theatron | benches for audience, means 'seeing place' |
| chiton | colorful and long robe |
| skene | perpendicular to the orchestra, rectangular building with 3 doors in the front |
| proskenion | platform that made the actors more visible to the audience |
| mask | persona amplifies sound, showed age, sex, and rank |
| properties | props |
| co-thurni | high platform shoes |
| paradox | seeming contradiction |
| parados | extending from the orchestra to each side of the theatron were two broad aisles for the chorus |
| Oedipus quotes | full of pride and then full of self- pity |
| Creon quotes | Oedipus: full of reason Antigone: harsh ruler |
| Tiresias quotes | prophesizing and calling Oedipus and Creon stupid and foolish |
| Jocasta quotes | 'dont listen or believe the Gods' |
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