HNRS 205-02 Terms 2

2. A philosophical movement of the 18th century celebrating reason, scientific method, and a human beings’ ability to perfect themselves
6. An artist makes us see something we’re accustomed to in a brand new way
9. Two lines of poetry that have end rhymes and iambic pentameter
11. A myth that explains the origin of something
14. When a concept is referred to by the name of something close to it
15. A vigorously argumentative work setting forth its author’s attitudes on a highly controversial subject

1. Cortés’ slave who he used to conquer the Aztecs
3. Metrical lines of poetry, 10 syllables, with a pattern of unaccented and accented
4. A mixed individual
5. Repetition of words/phrases at the beginning of poetry or prose
7. Addressing a concept or thing as though it is present and conscious
8. 14 line poem with rhyming and iambic pentameter
10. Repetition of sounds
12. Inspirational goddesses of intellect/art
13. When a figure lends his/her name to an object or work