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Primavera by Botticelli (1482) Italian Renaissance painter

Primavera by Botticelli (1482) Italian Renaissance painter. Leonardo da Vinci self-portrait c. 1513. The Last Supper (1498) Leonardo da Vinci. Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci c. 1503-1507. The "Pelican Portrait" of Queen Elizabeth I c.1575 by Nicolas Hilliard.

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Primavera by Botticelli (1482) Italian Renaissance painter

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  1. Primavera by Botticelli(1482) Italian Renaissance painter

  2. Leonardo da Vinci self-portrait c. 1513

  3. The Last Supper(1498) Leonardo da Vinci

  4. Mona LisaLeonardo da Vinci c. 1503-1507

  5. The "Pelican Portrait" of Queen Elizabeth I c.1575 by Nicolas Hilliard Portrait of Henry VIII of England c. 1497-1543 by Hans Holbein, the Younger

  6. The Sonnet

  7. Sonnet comes from the Italian word sonnetto, meaning “a little sound or song”

  8. Structure • 14 lines • Set rhyme scheme • Meter = iambic pentameter • 10 syllables per line of an unstressed followed by a stressed syllable. • My LOVE is LIKE to ICE and I to FIRE.

  9. Sonnet Forms • 1. The Italian Sonnet (also called Petrarchan Sonnet) • Petrarch wrote many sonnets in this form about unrequited love. • First 8 lines = octave • Last 6 lines = sestet • There is a “shift” or “turn” between the octave and sestet that provides a resolution or answer to the problem presented in the octave.

  10. Italian Sonnet Rhyme Scheme A B B A A B B A • Octave: abbaabba • Sestet: cdecde or cdcdcd • Take a look at sonnet 12 on p. 209/245 C D C D C D C D E C D E

  11. Sir Thomas Wyatt • Poet and diplomat for King Henry VIII • Faced execution twice, but was pardoned both times. • He traveled to Italy and experienced the Italian renaissance. He brought the Italian sonnet form to England, which transformed English poetry. • Wyatt song and lute

  12. King Henry VIII • The Wives of Henry VIII His reign began in 1509. He broke with the Catholic Church and began the Church of England (Anglican Church) His daughter Elizabeth ruled from 1558-1608 and was one of the most influential leaders of England.

  13. Sir Thomas Wyatt • “Whoso List to Hunt” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zh3famo3KM Cometh Fleeth Hath “th” ending = ?

  14. “th” ending = es • Hath = has • Fleeth = flees • Vocabulary: • List = want/desire • Hind = female deer • Please read “building background” on p. 210/246

  15. Change Wyatt’s metaphor for unrequited love with one of your own. Whoso list to cook, I know where is a cake. But as for me, alas, I’ve burnt my hand. The stirring and sifting hath wearied me so sore I am of them that by store-bought cookies. Yet may I, by no means, stop licking the beaters.

  16. A sonnet has ____ lines. • What is the meter of a sonnet? Explain it. • What are Petrarch’s sonnets about? • What shape does a sonnet make? So what?

  17. Fold your paper into 3 columns • Write your vocabulary words in the far left column. • Write a synonym in the far right column. • Skip lines.

  18. Period 6 • Please continue paraphrasing “Whoso List to Hunt”. • You can then work on filling in the other boxes on your worksheet.

  19. Period 1: Define these terms in your notes. Anyone need to make up yesterday’s vocab quiz? • Alliteration: repetition of initial consonant sounds. • Consonance: repetition of consonant sounds • Assonance: repetition of vowel sounds. • Paradox: a statement that appears to be contradictory but reveals a hidden truth. • Visual imagery: a picture created with words • Diction: word choice • Tone: the author’s attitude toward the subject.

  20. Tone and mood • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nK-0lTV0wCA

  21. 2. The English Sonnet Quatrain (4 lines) Quatrain Quatrain Couplet (2 lines) Quatrain (4 lines) • Also called the Shakespearean Sonnet • Structure: • 3 quatrains (4 lines each) with their own rhyme schemes • One rhyming couplet (two lines)

  22. Rhyme Scheme of the English Sonnet A B A B C D C D E F E F G G Quatrain (4 lines) • abab • cdcd • efef • gg • How do you think this form affects the development of the problem in the quatrains and the ‘turn’ and resolution?

  23. 3. The Spenserian Sonnet • Created by Sir Edmund Spenser Follows the same structure as the English/Shakespearean sonnet, but has a different rhyme scheme.

  24. Rhyme Scheme of Spenserian sonnet • abab • bcbc • cdcd • ee • This is called an interlocking rhyme scheme. • How do you think this rhyme scheme affects the development of the problem and resolution?

  25. Write one paragraph about how the tone of “Whoso List to Hunt” helps reveal the theme. • Point out diction (specific words) that reveal the tone. • Your topic sentence must state the tone, theme, and TAG. • Use two short quotes (1-3 words) and one longer quote (4-8 words).

  26. Check for Understanding: • What is the rhyme scheme of an Italian sonnet? • What is the other name for an Italian sonnet? • What is the meter of a sonnet? • What is the topic of many Italian sonnets? • What is the definition of tone? • How is tone different from mood? • What is the difference between alliteration and consonance? • Bonus: What are the 5 types of sensory imagery?

  27. The defeated tone in “Whoso List to Hunt” by Sir Thomas Wyatt reveals the theme that in the pursuit of love, affections may not be returned. In “Whoso List to Hunt” by Sir Thomas Wyatt, the theme of unrequited love and the pain it causes is revealed through its weary, defeated tone.

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