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| created by powereful higher ups to limit the rise of the middle class by adding taxes and uniforms; it’s meant to stop people from rising up |
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| tons of stories that relate to one overarching theme |
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| reading against the grain |
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| hexameter, heptameter, couplet |
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| Opposite of epic -> return to nature |
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| unrhymed iambic pentameter |
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| rhymed couplets to STICK IN YOUR HEAD |
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| anxiety vs action canceling out |
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| perfection because they’re innocent and spontaneous; pur=sublime |
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| By Wordsworth and Coleridge -> thought poetry should be a “spontaneous overflow of feeling” |
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| dedication to an object that catches the eye |
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| good things to live for AND bad things |
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| People being drawn to the darker side of things (a Byronic hero is this) |
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| Bentham’s prison idea; circular tower in the middle where someone may or may not be watching the prisoners -> paranoia |
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| Orient doesn’t exist as we think it does (flying carpets, genies, etc); but our thoughts exist SO STRONGLY that the Orient became our ideas. We focus on the mysticallity of the places, and not reality. |
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| What’s left over when a colonized person meets a colonized person |
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| Seeing something as the narrator/main person sees it -> their impression of the object/idea, maybe not the actual way the object is. Subjectivity > objectivity |
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| A moment in a story when a character sees themselves in a different light due to some circumstance in a movie |
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