Keats — Language, Imagery, and Key Poems (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Keats — Language, Imagery, and Key Poems
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Negative capability

Staying in uncertainties without reaching for facts/reason

Synaesthesia in Keats

Blending different sensory experiences

Apostrophe technique

Directly addressing absent/inanimate objects

Archaic diction

Deliberate use of old-fashioned words (stedfast, glean'd)

Hyper-sensuous diction

Language that intensely appeals to the senses

Perceptual immediacy

Feeling transported directly into sensory experience

Volta in sonnet

Turning point, often brings acceptance/isolation

Harvest imagery significance

Connects creativity, ripening, mortality, abundance

Sculptural imagery purpose

Contrasts flux/change with permanence/preservation

Parataxis

Simple sentences joined by conjunctions (and, but, or)

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