Early Modern British Literature Vocab

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Across
  1. 3. the development of events beyond a person's control
  2. 5. a statement that seems to contradict itself
  3. 6. a story, poem, or picture with a hidden meaning
  4. 8. appreciation of beauty
  5. 11. an extended metaphor that dominates a poem or passage
  6. 13. giving something inanimate human-like qualities
  7. 14. an appeal to one's sense of logic with the purpose of persuasion
  8. 16. the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to criticize a person, event, or idea
Down
  1. 1. a cause, justification or explanation for an action or event
  2. 2. a verse without rhyme, often in iambic pentameter
  3. 4. an indirect reference
  4. 7. an appeal to one's ethics and morals with the purpose of persuasion
  5. 9. moral principles that govern a person's behavior
  6. 10. also known as the age of reason
  7. 12. a belief that everything should be based on reason
  8. 15. an appeal to one's emotions with the purpose of persuasion