Transcript Puritanism

Puritanism
An Introduction
Look at this photo. Based on their appearance, how would
you describe this family? What would they do for fun? What
do they value?
The Birth of the American Dream: Early America
Key Learning: Analyzing author’s style and purpose to interpret the vision and dreams of different
Americans.
We are learning about
Puritanism.
How does author’s styleUnit
and EQ:
purpose allow us to relate to
past American dreams and visions?
Author’s Craft
Subject/Verb
Agreement
Poetic
Style
How does author’s
purpose and style
vary among works?
How does the use of
verbs allow one to
interpret and clarify
the author’s purpose?
How does Poetic
style reveal
important truths
about cultural
influences?
Purpose
Style
Diction
Action Verb
Helping Verb
Linking Verb
Adverb
Subject
Puritan Plain Style
Apostrophe
Extended
Metaphor
Puritan Tenants
Puritan Tenants
Edward Taylor
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Taylor only published two stanzas of his poetry
during his lifetime. Given his cultural
background, why do you think this is?
“Huswifery”—Husband; Wife;
Housekeeping
The bond between a human being and God.
Extended Metaphor
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A comparison that spans the length of a work
(poem, sermon, song, book), without using like
or as.
What are the many different parts of
a printer?
When all work together,
the printer works in
harmony—but if
something is jammed or
imperfect what happens?
REEL
Taylor’s Metaphor
WHEEL
FLYERS
SPOOLS
DISTAFF
QUILLS
LOOM
Apostrophe
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When the speaker addresses someone/thing that
is not physically present (ie. Dead person), a
personified object or an abstract idea (ie. God).
Edwards uses apostrophe in his poem.
Who/what is he addressing in the first line that
would make this an apostrophe?
Make Me, O Lord, Thy Spinning
Wheel COMPLETE!
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What is he asking to be?
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Spinning wheel=machine…complete…
Apostrophe!!!!!!
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Request of God=Prayer
Exit Ticket
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How could you modernize the poem? Give and
idea and explain why (ipod; break down how it
works & express our cultural values and uses).