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“English - Restoration period.” YouTube, YouTube, 13 May 2017, www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcnfgobAvgk.

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The period began in 1660 when the monarchy was restored and ended in 1789 with the French Revolution.

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Ethos: Ethics (writer convinces the audience that we have shared values. Broad generalizations - used frequently in “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift)
Pathos: Emotion
Logos: Logic

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Ethos: Ethics (writer convinces the audience that we have shared values. Broad generalizations - used frequently in “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift)
Pathos: Emotion
Logos: Logic

#en2490

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Ethos: Ethics (writer convinces the audience that we have shared values. Broad generalizations - used frequently in “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift)
Pathos: Emotion
Logos: Logic#en2490
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) February 21, 2018

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Ethos: Ethics (writer convinces the audience that we have shared values. Broad generalizations - used frequently in “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift)
Pathos: Emotion
Logos: Logic

#en2490

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Ethos: Ethics (writer convinces the audience that we have shared values. Broad generalizations - used frequently in “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift)
Pathos: Emotion
Logos: Logic

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Ethos: Ethics (writer convinces the audience that we have shared values. Broad generalizations - used frequently in “A Modest Proposal” by Jonathan Swift)
Pathos: Emotion
Logos: Logic

#en2490

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Hyperbole: a literary device of extreme exaggeration. 

A satire is quite literally, a long and intricate hyperbole.

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Hyperbole: a literary device of extreme exaggeration. 

A satire is quite literally, a long and intricate hyperbole.

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Hyperbole: a literary device of extreme exaggeration.

A satire is quite literally, a long and intricate hyperbole.#en2490
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) February 21, 2018

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Hyperbole: a literary device of extreme exaggeration. 

A satire is quite literally, a long and intricate hyperbole.

#en2490

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Hyperbole: a literary device of extreme exaggeration. 

A satire is quite literally, a long and intricate hyperbole.

#en2490

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Hyperbole: a literary device of extreme exaggeration. 

A satire is quite literally, a long and intricate hyperbole.

#en2490

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Satire: a mocking of society, focusing on bad behavior and trying to get you to change your behavior. 

Aka, all late-night hosts, but in literature. #en2490

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Satire: a mocking of society, focusing on bad behavior and trying to get you to change your behavior. 

Aka, all late-night hosts, but in literature. #en2490 https://t.co/V3qrT7ZJkJ

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Satire: a mocking of society, focusing on bad behavior and trying to get you to change your behavior.

Aka, all late-night hosts, but in literature. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/V3qrT7ZJkJ
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) February 21, 2018

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Satire: a mocking of society, focusing on bad behavior and trying to get you to change your behavior. 

Aka, all late-night hosts, but in literature. #en2490 https://t.co/V3qrT7ZJkJ

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Satire: a mocking of society, focusing on bad behavior and trying to get you to change your behavior. 

Aka, all late-night hosts, but in literature. #en2490 https://t.co/V3qrT7ZJkJ

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Satire: a mocking of society, focusing on bad behavior and trying to get you to change your behavior. 

Aka, all late-night hosts, but in literature. #en2490

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"The Lady's Dressing Room" by Jonathan Swift

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"The Lady's Dressing Room" by Jonathan Swift

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"The Reasons that Induced Doctor Swift to Write a Poem Called 'The Lady's Dressing Room'" by Lady Montagu

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"The Reasons that Induced Doctor Swift to Write a Poem Called 'The Lady's Dressing Room'" by Lady Montagu

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 https://t.co/LLMuDeAimZ

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 pic.twitter.com/LLMuDeAimZ
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 21, 2018

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 https://t.co/LLMuDeAimZ

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 https://t.co/LLMuDeAimZ

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490

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Didacticism: literature that’s supposed to teach us something. There is a moral to them. 

Literature’s first introduction to Disney?
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Didacticism: literature that’s supposed to teach us something. There is a moral to them. 

Literature’s first introduction to Disney?
#en2490 https://t.co/GTxypJ2M2B

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Didacticism: literature that’s supposed to teach us something. There is a moral to them.

Literature’s first introduction to Disney?#en2490 pic.twitter.com/GTxypJ2M2B
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) February 12, 2018

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Didacticism: literature that’s supposed to teach us something. There is a moral to them. 

Literature’s first introduction to Disney?
#en2490 https://t.co/GTxypJ2M2B

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Didacticism: literature that’s supposed to teach us something. There is a moral to them. 

Literature’s first introduction to Disney?
#en2490 https://t.co/GTxypJ2M2B

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Didacticism: literature that’s supposed to teach us something. There is a moral to them. 

Literature’s first introduction to Disney?
#en2490

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This piece is full of satire. It gives actual problems, unrealistic solutions (like eating babies) and then ends with how the problems can actually be fixed.

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"The Disabled Debauchee" by John Wilmont

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"The Disabled Debauchee" by John Wilmont

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Question: What is this poem about?
Answer: Early ejaculation and impotence

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"The Disabled Debauchee" by John Wilmont

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"The Disabled Debauchee" by John Wilmont

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The speaker says that when impotence becomes a problem, stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be enjoyed.

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1. Main hero
2. Group of warriors
3. Quest
4. Battle
5. Supernatural characters
6. Trip to the Underworld
7. Invocation of the Muse

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Animated Video created using Animaker - https://www.animaker.com A short informational video giving a summary of the restoration period

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The Difference between the UK, Great Britain & England Explained

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The revival of literature and rise of the middle classes. It was believed that not everyone should be considered a writer and what is read should be monitored. Rules were made to define literature and publication.

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"The Disabled Debauchee", "The Imperfect Enjoyment

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"The Disabled Debauchee", "The Imperfect Enjoyment

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by: John Wilmont, Earl of Rochester

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by: Aphra Behn

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by: Samuel Johnson

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by: William Wycherley

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by: Alexander Pope

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Classic Forms- Greek and Roman Influence
Wit- quick mind; someone who is creative; able to make unlikely connections to things.
Nature- not outside nature, but human nature (elements of existence that are universal and don't change).

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by: Jonathan Swift

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"The Reasons that Induced Doctor Swift to Write a Poem Called 'The Lady's Dressing Room'"

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"The Reasons that Induced Doctor Swift to Write a Poem Called 'The Lady's Dressing Room'"

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by: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu

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by: Jonathan Swift