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Which artistic movement focused on ordinary people and attempted to depict in objective terms "the heroism of everyday life"? |
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What perspective means "practical politics" but really means "power politics"? |
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What nineteenth century English philosopher wrote On Liberty, campaigned for religious toleration and minority rights, and supported women's right to vote? |
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Who wrote Les Misérables? |
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Name "the first modern, liberated woman." She was a novelist with a male pen name who wrote about people without power, such as women, artists, and laborers. |
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Name the author of Wuthering Heights. |
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Name the author of Jane Eyre. |
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Name the romantic literary and philosophical movement in the United States. |
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Who wrote Walden, which has become the "bible" of today's environmental movement? |
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Name the famous woman realist painter who specialized in animal subjects, wore men's clothes, and painted The Horse Fair. |
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What term did Richard Wagner use to describe an opera cycle? |
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What French realist artist conjured up the city as a living hell where daily existence could be a form of punishment? He created thousands of lithographs and paintings and was imprisoned for his satire. |
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Name the French painter whose scandalous paintings include one of a nude courtesan who boldly stares at the viewer from her bedroom. |
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What American romantic painters specialized in landscapes of New England and New York that glorified nature with a mystical quality? |
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What is the term for their second generation of painters, who emphasized nature rather than the individual? |
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Name the two principal writers of American slave narratives. |
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What great Russian realist author wrote The Brothers Karamazov? |
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What great nineteenth-century American poet was a virtual recluse and only had seven poems published while still alive? |
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What great nineteenth century American poet created a body of work based on his experience as an American, written in a specifically American language? |
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What is a leitmotif? |
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