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[ريم الفلا 33]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة totayah

المحاضرات 12-13 عباره عن رواية بنوكيو
لكن لقيت لك مشاركه كتبتها أنين وارفقت فيها قصة بنوكيو بالعربي


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وللأسف ما شفت محتوى مترجم غير لأنين

شكرا الله يعطيك العافيه ويجزاك الجنه يارب خلاص دام المحاضرة 12 و 13 مترجمة تمام لقيت طلبي يعافيك ربي .

[totayah]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة صقر حايل

Thanx alot Totayah ..

My pleasure

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ريم الفلا 33

شكرا الله يعطيك العافيه ويجزاك الجنه يارب خلاص دام المحاضرة 12 و 13 مترجمة تمام لقيت طلبي يعافيك ربي .

الله يعافيك.. آمين وياك

[ريم الفلا 33]

totayah ابغا منك مساعدة ياقمر بخصوص مادة اللغه وتقنية المعلومات ابي شروحات للمادة انا لقيت شرح لكاثي من المحاضرة 1 الى 8 فقط ولقيت شرح لوحده ثانية للمحاضرة 9 فقط ياترى الاقي عندك بقية الشروحات ؟؟؟
كنت بنزل الملف تبع الشروحات بس نسيت الطريقه ياليت توريني كيف الطريقه وبكون شاكرة لك ؟؟؟

[totayah]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ريم الفلا 33

totayah ابغا منك مساعدة ياقمر بخصوص مادة اللغه وتقنية المعلومات ابي شروحات للمادة انا لقيت شرح لكاثي من المحاضرة 1 الى 8 فقط ولقيت شرح لوحده ثانية للمحاضرة 9 فقط ياترى الاقي عندك بقية الشروحات ؟؟؟
كنت بنزل الملف تبع الشروحات بس نسيت الطريقه ياليت توريني كيف الطريقه وبكون شاكرة لك ؟؟؟

اهلين عزيزتي


كاثي ما شرحت الا المحاضرات اللي ذكرتيها
لكن فيه شرح جرح سيهات و لا تحزني جدا جميل افتحي الملخص والشروحات وامشي معهم سوا ورح تتضح لك الصورة كامله باذن الله انا سويت هالطريقه الترم اللي فات وجبت بفضل الله A+


رح ارفق لك الملخص تبع جرح سيهات


طريقة رفع الملف كالاتي :


انتقلي للوضع المتطور وبتلقين في بوكس المشاركه مثل المشبك اضغطي عليه وبتنفتح لك نافذه ترفعين منها الملفات

[totayah]

Lecture 3
Romanticism
Influence of European Romanticism on American writers

1- The European Romantic movement reached America in the early?

19th century



2- American Romanticism was multifaceted and individualistic as it was in?

Europe

3- American Romanticism was?

*Multifaceted and individualistic as it was in Europe

*Like the Europeans, they demonstrateda high level of moral enthusiasm

*Commitment to individualism andthe unfolding of the self

*An emphasis on intuitiveperception

*And the assumption that thenatural world was inherently good, while human society was filled withcorruption



4- Romanticism became popular in American?

Politics, philosophy and art



5- The movement appealed to?

*The revolutionary spirit of America

*Those longing to break free ofthe strict religious traditions of early settlement

*Those in opposition of Calvinism which includes the belief that the destiny of each individual is preordained



6- The Romantics rejected?

Rationalism and religious intellect



7- The Romantic movement gave rise to?

New England Transcendentalism



8- New England Transcendentalism portrayed it what?

A less restrictive relationship between God and Universe



9- The new philosophy presented the individual with what?

A more personal relationship with God



10- Transcendentalism and Romanticism appealed to Americans in a similar fashion, for?

*Both privileged feeling over reason

*Individual freedom of expression over the restraints of tradition andcustom



11- The American Romantic movement often involved?

Rapturous response to nature



12- The American Romantic movement encouraged the rejection of?

Harsh, rigid Calvinism and promised a new blossoming of American culture



13- American Romanticism embrace?

The individual



14- American Romanticism rebelled against?

The confinement of neoclassicism and religious tradition



15- The Romantic movement in America created anew?

Literary genre that continues to influence American writers



16- Novels, short stories, and poems replaced?

The sermons and manifestos of yore



17- Romantic literature was personal, intense,and portrayed?

More emotion than ever seen in neoclassical literature



18- It became a great source of motivation for Romantic writers as many were delighted in free expression and emotion without so much fear of ridicule and controversy?

America's preoccupation with freedom



19- They also put more effort into the psychological development of their characters, and the main characters typically displayed?

Extremes of sensitivity and excitement



20- were the works of the Romantic Era the same as the preceding works?

It differed from preceding works



21- In the works of the they spoke to?

A wider audience, partly reflecting the greater distribution of books as costs came down during the period



22- Romantic period saw an increase in?

Female authors and also female readers



23- Poe, Emerson, and Hawthorne are near perfect of?

Representations for Romanticism



24- Poe's poetry has that happy, lyrical, and metrical verse His subjects may be gloomy, but his poems contain sentimentality and supernatural characteristics and are about exploring the?

Human psyche



25- Poe's poem, "The Raven", is about?

*a sleepless narrator who is absolutely haunted by a raven

*also exploring the depths of thisman’s grief



26- What is the reason for the narrator grief?

His mourning for the death of his lost Lenore and is very melancholy



27- The man asks questions about grief, but the raven will only answer with?

Nevermore



28- This event would never occur in real life,which makes the poem?

Romantic



29- Emerson is Romantic. Actually he is?

Transcendental, but this can be seen as an offshoot of Romanticism



30- In "Self Reliance," Emersone spouses the ideas of?

Transcendentalism



31- Emerson tells the reader things like the importance of trusting oneself and that we don't know everything by knowledge;some things are learned through?

Experience



32- The philosophy makes sense but is "out there" enough for it to be hard to incorporate into?

Everyday life



33- Discussing abstract ideas without translation to real life is?

Romantic as well



34- In his poem "Give All to Love,"he also talks of the importance to trusting oneself and giving oneself over to the?

Divine power of love



35- In Hawthorne's short stories, these abstract qualities take on?

A symbolic meaning



36- In "The Birthmark," Alymer was so involved in achieving?

Perfection, that he ended up killing his wife in the process



37- "Nature in romantic literature is moral; it bears symbolic meaning, and humans who challenge it with in adequate respect for the immanent power of the divine generally learn lessons in humility" who said that?

Virtual mentor



38- Who were these Romanticism writers?

*they were a diverse group of individuals varying from different backgrounds and styles

*one thing that they had in common was that they were all individualistic minded writers



39- "Young Goodman Brown"- "The Scarlet Letter"- "The House of Green Gables"-"one of the anti-romantics"

Nathaniel Hawthorne



40- "Narrative of Arthur Gordon Rym","A Tell Tale Heart", "The Raven" were written by?

Edgar Allan Poe



41- Edgar Allan Poe was known for being the?

*inventor of the American short stories

*known for his Gothic writings

*viewed the countryside as a phantasm or an illusionary mental image



42- "Rip Van Winkle", "Sleepy Hollow were written by?

Washington Irving



43- Washington Irving was known for?

*the father of American Literature

*saw the country as an escape fromcity life

*fought for copyright infringementlaws for authors



44-The controversial "Leaves of Grass", "Franklin Evans" were written by?

Walt Whitman



45- Walt Whitman was known for being?

One of the bridge poets between American Romanticism and the 20th century



46- ""Civil Disobedience" was written by?

Henry David Thoreau



47- Henry David Thoreau was?

A practical transcendentalist



48- "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was written by?

Harriet Beecher Stowe



49- Harriet Beecher Stowe-"Uncle Tom's Cabin". the little lady who started the Civil War and kept European nations from aiding the ……in the Civil War?

The south



50- "The Last of the Mohicans" was written by?

James Fenimore Cooper



51- James Fenimore Cooper was known as?

The father of the American novel



52- Emily Dickinson- "is My verse...alive"

Was one of the bridge poets between?

American Romanticism and the 20thcentury

[ويبقى أمل]

هل محتويات مواد ماتغيرت ؟

[KBJ911]

الله يجزاك الجنه ويسهل امرك

الماده حفظx حفظ

[ريم الفلا 33]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة totayah

اهلين عزيزتي


كاثي ما شرحت الا المحاضرات اللي ذكرتيها
لكن فيه شرح جرح سيهات و لا تحزني جدا جميل افتحي الملخص والشروحات وامشي معهم سوا ورح تتضح لك الصورة كامله باذن الله انا سويت هالطريقه الترم اللي فات وجبت بفضل الله a+


رح ارفق لك الملخص تبع جرح سيهات


طريقة رفع الملف كالاتي :


انتقلي للوضع المتطور وبتلقين في بوكس المشاركه مثل المشبك اضغطي عليه وبتنفتح لك نافذه ترفعين منها الملفات

شكرا يالغلا . والله يسهلها علينا يارب . وش موادك هالترم ؟؟

[totayah]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ويبقى أمل

هل محتويات مواد ماتغيرت ؟

ان كنتي تسألين بشكل عام جميع الدكاترة لمستوى ثامن ما تغيروا .. التغيير في المحتوى يحصل فقط اذا تغير دكتور المادة

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة KBJ911

الله يجزاك الجنه ويسهل امرك

الماده حفظx حفظ

وياك يا رب..فعلا لازم نبدأ تخزين المعلومات من بدري

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة ريم الفلا 33

شكرا يالغلا . والله يسهلها علينا يارب . وش موادك هالترم ؟؟

العفو .. الله يسلمك


موادي لهذا الترم كالآتي :


- تحليل الخطاب
- أدب أطفال
- أدب أمريكي
- ترجمه تتابعية
- علم اللغة الاجتماعي
- المسرحية الحديثة
- قضايا ثقافية معاصرة

[totayah]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة totayah

Lecture 3
Romanticism
Influence of European Romanticism on American writers

1- The European Romantic movement reached America in the early?

19th century



2- American Romanticism was multifaceted and individualistic as it was in?

Europe

3- American Romanticism was?

*Multifaceted and individualistic as it was in Europe

*Like the Europeans, they demonstrateda high level of moral enthusiasm

*Commitment to individualism andthe unfolding of the self

*An emphasis on intuitiveperception

*And the assumption that thenatural world was inherently good, while human society was filled withcorruption



4- Romanticism became popular in American?

Politics, philosophy and art



5- The movement appealed to?

*The revolutionary spirit of America

*Those longing to break free ofthe strict religious traditions of early settlement

*Those in opposition of Calvinism which includes the belief that the destiny of each individual is preordained



6- The Romantics rejected?

Rationalism and religious intellect



7- The Romantic movement gave rise to?

New England Transcendentalism



8- New England Transcendentalism portrayed it what?

A less restrictive relationship between God and Universe



9- The new philosophy presented the individual with what?

A more personal relationship with God



10- Transcendentalism and Romanticism appealed to Americans in a similar fashion, for?

*Both privileged feeling over reason

*Individual freedom of expression over the restraints of tradition andcustom



11- The American Romantic movement often involved?

Rapturous response to nature



12- The American Romantic movement encouraged the rejection of?

Harsh, rigid Calvinism and promised a new blossoming of American culture



13- American Romanticism embrace?

The individual



14- American Romanticism rebelled against?

The confinement of neoclassicism and religious tradition



15- The Romantic movement in America created anew?

Literary genre that continues to influence American writers



16- Novels, short stories, and poems replaced?

The sermons and manifestos of yore



17- Romantic literature was personal, intense,and portrayed?

More emotion than ever seen in neoclassical literature



18- It became a great source of motivation for Romantic writers as many were delighted in free expression and emotion without so much fear of ridicule and controversy?

America's preoccupation with freedom



19- They also put more effort into the psychological development of their characters, and the main characters typically displayed?

Extremes of sensitivity and excitement



20- were the works of the Romantic Era the same as the preceding works?

It differed from preceding works



21- In the works of the they spoke to?

A wider audience, partly reflecting the greater distribution of books as costs came down during the period



22- Romantic period saw an increase in?

Female authors and also female readers



23- Poe, Emerson, and Hawthorne are near perfect of?

Representations for Romanticism



24- Poe's poetry has that happy, lyrical, and metrical verse His subjects may be gloomy, but his poems contain sentimentality and supernatural characteristics and are about exploring the?

Human psyche



25- Poe's poem, "The Raven", is about?

*a sleepless narrator who is absolutely haunted by a raven

*also exploring the depths of thisman’s grief



26- What is the reason for the narrator grief?

His mourning for the death of his lost Lenore and is very melancholy



27- The man asks questions about grief, but the raven will only answer with?

Nevermore



28- This event would never occur in real life,which makes the poem?

Romantic



29- Emerson is Romantic. Actually he is?

Transcendental, but this can be seen as an offshoot of Romanticism



30- In "Self Reliance," Emersone spouses the ideas of?

Transcendentalism



31- Emerson tells the reader things like the importance of trusting oneself and that we don't know everything by knowledge;some things are learned through?

Experience



32- The philosophy makes sense but is "out there" enough for it to be hard to incorporate into?

Everyday life



33- Discussing abstract ideas without translation to real life is?

Romantic as well



34- In his poem "Give All to Love,"he also talks of the importance to trusting oneself and giving oneself over to the?

Divine power of love



35- In Hawthorne's short stories, these abstract qualities take on?

A symbolic meaning



36- In "The Birthmark," Alymer was so involved in achieving?

Perfection, that he ended up killing his wife in the process



37- "Nature in romantic literature is moral; it bears symbolic meaning, and humans who challenge it with in adequate respect for the immanent power of the divine generally learn lessons in humility" who said that?

Virtual mentor



38- Who were these Romanticism writers?

*they were a diverse group of individuals varying from different backgrounds and styles

*one thing that they had in common was that they were all individualistic minded writers



39- "Young Goodman Brown"- "The Scarlet Letter"- "The House of Green Gables"-"one of the anti-romantics"

Nathaniel Hawthorne



40- "Narrative of Arthur Gordon Rym","A Tell Tale Heart", "The Raven" were written by?

Edgar Allan Poe



41- Edgar Allan Poe was known for being the?

*inventor of the American short stories

*known for his Gothic writings

*viewed the countryside as a phantasm or an illusionary mental image



42- "Rip Van Winkle", "Sleepy Hollow were written by?

Washington Irving



43- Washington Irving was known for?

*the father of American Literature

*saw the country as an escape fromcity life

*fought for copyright infringementlaws for authors



44-The controversial "Leaves of Grass", "Franklin Evans" were written by?

Walt Whitman



45- Walt Whitman was known for being?

One of the bridge poets between American Romanticism and the 20th century



46- ""Civil Disobedience" was written by?

Henry David Thoreau



47- Henry David Thoreau was?

A practical transcendentalist



48- "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was written by?

Harriet Beecher Stowe



49- Harriet Beecher Stowe-"Uncle Tom's Cabin". the little lady who started the Civil War and kept European nations from aiding the ……in the Civil War?

The south



50- "The Last of the Mohicans" was written by?

James Fenimore Cooper



51- James Fenimore Cooper was known as?

The father of the American novel



52- Emily Dickinson- "is My verse...alive"

Was one of the bridge poets between?

American Romanticism and the 20thcentury

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