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3 years ago

PLEASE HELP I DONT UNDERSTAND THIS!!!

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They're basically verbs which express ones' self. For example: I wish I could go to the mall. The word wish is a feeling that causes you to want to do something/

aleksklad [387]3 years ago

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Moody verbs are pretty much a verb that shows mood. So like Angrily, its an action showing emotion.

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Thomas Gray uses following characteristics of Romantic writers in "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” (1751)

Theme (death)
Setting (rural and Gothic)
Subjectivity
Nature (superiority of village, sounds of birds)
Silence and Loneliness
Melancholic mood

Some characteristics of Neoclassicism in this poem include

Restrained literary rules
Personification
Moralizing

Explanation:

A literary work is considered Pre-Romantic if it has characteristics of both Neo-classicism and Romanticism - having only Romantic characteristics will make it Romantic and not Pre-Romantic.

Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” has both Neoclassic and Romantic characteristics.

Romantic characteristics of the poem include;

Theme of death

Setting: The poem is set in churchyard which has silence and loneliness (a Gothic setting which is characteristic of Romanticism such as in Ancient Mariner by S.T. Coleridge), and a village - again a romantic characteristic.

Subjectivity: The poet expresses his own thoughts about death using the pronouns "I" and "me" (Wordsworth's Tintern Abbey, Daffodils) which are subjective.

Nature: Rural setting, owl’s complaint, twittering of swallow, loud and shrill crowing of rooster are all symbols of nature.

Silence and loneliness

Melancholic mood

Neoclassic characteristics of the poem include;

Restrained literary rules: Each stanza has the same style and each line is iambic pentameter.

Personification of abstract ideas and nonliving objects, such as Earth, Fair Science , Melancholy, Memory, Honour etc.

Moralizing: The poem has a didactic lesson that rich people of the cities should not look down upon the poor people from villages.

So considering the romantic and Neo-classic characteristics of "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”, it is considered a Pre-Romantic poem.

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No I don't know what that book is

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Exaggeration – hyperbole.
Apparent contradiction – paradox.
Repetition of initial consonant sounds – alliteration. This is often used in poetry, but also in prose, to help the reader imagine the sounds of the scene which is being described (like lots of Ls when writing about water, or Ss when writing about a snake).

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