Engl 209 Final

Faustus author

Christopher Marlowe

Whoso List to Hunt author

Thomas Wyatt

Astrophil and Stella author

Sir Philip Sidney

Pamphilia to Amphilanthus author

Lady Mary Wroth

Paradise Lost author

John Milton

Oroonoko author

Aphra Behn

Rape of the Lock author

Alexander Pope

Vicar of Wakefield author

Oliver Goldsmith

The Revels Office

Department of central gov, charged with entertainments for holidays and diplomatic events

Edmund Tilney

Master of the Revels, Licensed plays for performance, arranged court performance, had written scripts, directed stage and lighting

Charles Howard

lord high admiral under Queen Elizabeth

Lord Admiral's Men

theater company that produces Faustus

Humanism

Recovery of many lost classical texts, expanded interest in literature

Renaissance

Changes in theology, science, art, rise of the individual

The Reformation 16th Century

reform the church, spread of Protestantism lead by Martin Luther

Calvinism

salvation is predestined, cannot change it

Lutherism

faith is key to salvation

Lyric poetry

poetry written in first person POV

Arminianism

17th century theology, opposes predestination of Calvinism

De Doctrina Christiana

Milton's attempt to sum up his own religious beliefs

Trinity Manuscript

Milton's notes, contains Adam Unparadised

The Enlightenment

18th century intellectual movement of science and reason

Glorious Revolution of 1688

No more Catholic monarchy

The Augustan Age

literary culture of first half of 18th century, period of imperial consolidation in Rome

Statute of Anne

First copyright laws for authors, made Pope rich

The Triple Rise Theory

rise in middle class led to rise in literacy rates led to rise of the novel

Novel

long fictional prose narrative

Grub Street

needy authors, literary hacks

Marriage Act of 1753

Marriage needs a formal ceremony, prevents rich from taking advantage of poor

Protestantism

Justification by faith, skeptic of works

gloze

to interpret

proem

preface to a story
a short introduction; preface

Arabella Fermor

Inspiration for Belinda in RoTL

Deracination

changing family dynamic to nuclear family

Picaresque Novel

Short little stories, all connected (vicar)

Novel of Manners

a novel focusing on and describing the social customs and habits of a particular social group

Sentimental Novel

A type of novel popular in the eighteenth century, that overemphasizes emotion and or seeks to create emotional responses in the reader.

Gothic Novel

A novel in which supernatural horrors and an atmosphere of unknown terrors pervades the action

Martin Luther

father of Protestantism

Unconditional Election

Salvation doesn't depend on anything about the saved

Limited Atonement

Jesus died for the saved only

Irresistible Grace

The Holy Spirit can overcome all resistance and make His influence irresistible.

imminent criticism

you cannot get historical information from literature anywhere else

contextualization

lit is illustrative of the past, fits in with history

Prelapsarian

justifying the ways of God to men, makes us feel the consequences of the fall

Proem

introducing discourse at the beginning of writing - preface

Baire's Recommendation

says Marlow persuades men to Atheism

Mimetic Desire

we learn to want things by copying others

Miltonic" marriage

chosen, not given; at will dicorce, companion/hierarchal marriage

Limited Atonement

Calvinism, Christ died for only the saved

Arabella Fermor

celebrated beauty within beau monde; Belinda

The Triple Rise Theory

rising middle class and rising literacy roles lead to rise of the novel, literature for the new middle class

Deracination

Changes in the family

Marriage act of 1753

So rich people can't take advantage of poor people

The Novel of Manners

stories that hinge on examination of manners and moves in a given social world group rather than on sentiment

Picaresque Novels

stories tld as a series of loosely linked shortish episodes, adventures, derived from Arc of Life

Gothic Novels

about medieval mysteries, nuns, Catholicism, incest, imprisonment

Conditional Election

Armanianism, salvation is predicated on how you receive Grace, which is forseen

Unlimited Atonement

Christ's sacrifice makes salvation possible

Sole Pledge of Obedience

one thing was asked of Adam