wex unit 2

plays are a _____ experience

aristotle says art is an _______ of _______

what hints about the outcome in tragedy but also just in literature in general

purgatation of emotions

what explains prior action?

what maintains the audience/reader's interest?

what is the point at which catastrophe is inevitable

the turning point in that triangle of tragedy

where everyone in a tragedy dies (literally or figuratively)

unraveling/untangling, answering questions so audience members understand

characteristic of a tragic hero: _________ birth

flaw/error in judgement, such as hubris, which is excessive pride (it's the greek term i think)

reversal of fortune brought about by error in judgement (the greek term)

the recognition that the reversal of fortune, or pariipetia, is a result of the hero's own actions

the definition of ______ is incongruity or twist in meaning

_______ irony: context reveals that words said are the opposite of what is meant

__________ irony: discrepancy between what is expected and what actually happens

________ irony: discrepancy between what the audience/reader knows versus what the character(s) know

_______ irony: character/speaker pretends to be ignorant in order to expose another character's faulty logic

_______ irony: gods/fate amuse themselves at our expense

_________ irony: writers create a serious mood only to make light of themselves (this is not in oedipus rex according to goodwin)

type of definition - term, class, differentiation

type of definition - showing what it is

type of definition - history of the word, tracing current meaning to original meaning

type of definition - showing what it is NOT

type of definition - words that mean the same thing/similar

text (such as a paragraph or essay) that explains nuanced or complex term, it draws on several approaches of definitions

definition for lamp: similar to a light or flashlight

definition for triangle: a triangle is a shape with three sides

definition for triangle: the word triangle could be traced back to the 14th century, the latin word triangulum, along with tri meaning 3

definition for triangle: a drawing of a triangle

definition for a triangle: drawing of a square and a circle

which psychic zone is totally in subconscious and is just trying to fulfill desire

which psychic zone is really trying to regulate the id based on the ideas of what is socially acceptable

which psychic zone is in both conscious and unconscious and tries to control the superego and the id

what, according to freud, reveals the id's repressed desires

in the freud iceberg (the iceberg being the mind), what is above the water?

what zone of the human psyche lacks rational thought?

which defense mechanism - turning unpleasant emotions to something positive

which defense mechanism - using an earlier way of coping, like a child

which defense mechanism - "purposely" forgetting something, often a traumatic event

which defense mechanism - refusing to believe something is true

which defense mechanism - attributing unacceptable thoughts to others, thinking and accusing that they are what you are

which defense mechanism - doing the opposite, even exaggerated, of what you want to do

which defense mechanism - doing what you actually want to do to someone/thing to someone/thing else

which defense mechanism - explain unconscious reasons away in ways that make sense but are not true, justifying your actions

example of which defense mechanism - elanor feels angry but channels her feelings into playing aggressively for the rugby team

example of which defense mechanism - emma's car breaks down but she doesn't want to tell anyone why she is riding her bike, so she says it's because it's better for the environment

example of which defense mechanism - silvia unconsciously feels angry and jealous of her sister because she thinks her sister is her mother’s favorite. She starts to be very sweet to her sister and do a lot of nice things for her

example of which defense mechanism - philipp feels angry with his parents so he keeps getting into arguments with people at school

example of which defense mechanism - ellie isn’t aware of feeling upset but finds she keeps bursting into tears

example of which defense mechanism - ayla is finding it increasingly difficult to see things clearly but refuses to admit she needs glasses.

example of which defense mechanism - addie wants people to pay her more attention, but accuses soren of always wanting to be the center of attention.

example of which defense mechanism - nina is feeling very worried about an upcoming bio test so she starts carrying around an old stuffed animal

which psychosexual stage has to do with toilet training?

which psychosexual stage has to do with breast feeding?

which psychosexual stage has to do with the oedipus/electra complex?

which psychosexual stage has to do with gender identity?

which psychosexual stage has to do with genitals and competency?

if anyone wants to give me flaschard ideas for oedipus rex please email them to claudia licht bc i do not really know what's going on in that play or movie or notes (PLEASE!!!)

Athen’s main governing body and made the most important decisions - laws, war, foreign policy

a council made up of 500 men (50 from each of the 10 Athenian tribes)

court, made up of 500 men over 30 years old, chosen by lottery