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1 نام درس زبان عمومی TOEFL )گرامر( نام درس زبان عمومی TOEFL )لغت( محتوای سرفصل Longman prepration course for the toefl test(p.b.t): SKIL 1-12 Longman prepration course for the toefl test(p.b.t): SKIL Longman prepration course for the toefl test(p.b.t): SKIL Longman prepration course for the toefl test(p.b.t): SKIL محتوای سرفصل لغات ضروری تافل: درس 8-1 (Essential words for the TOEFL) کتاب 504: درس 12-1 کتاب 601: درس 10-1 کتاب 1100: هفته 12-1 Essential words for the GRE:1-20 لغات ضروری تافل: درس 15-9 (Essential words for the TOEFL) کتاب 504: درس کتاب 601 :درس کتاب 1100: هفته Essential words for the GRE:21-40 سرفصل 25 درصد اول 25 درصد دوم 25 درصد سوم 25 درصد چهارم سرفصل 25 درصد اول 25 درصد دوم
2 (Essential words for the TOEFL) 25 درصد سوم Essential words for the GRE:41-60 (Essential words for the TOEFL) 25 درصد چهارم Essential words for the GRE:61-80 History of Literature: Old and Middle English, Renaissance (the 16th century) (Norton Anthology Original) Literary Approaches: Russian Formalism, New Criticism, Reader-oriented Criticism (Bressler) Literary Terms: History of English Literature and Literary Devices (Abrams- (see below) History of Criticism: Plato, Aristotle, Horace, Longinus, Plotinus (Dutton and Bressler) Literary Schools: Renaissance and Humanism (Abrams) History of Literature: The Seventeenth and The Eighteenth Century (Norton Anthology Original) Literary Approaches: Modernity/Postmodernism: Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, Deconstruction (Bressler) Literary Terms: Literary Types and Literary Terms (Abrams, see below) History of Criticism: Dante, Boccaccio, Sidney, Dryden, Pope, Johnson, Addison(Dutton and Bressler) Literary Schools: Metaphysical Poets, Neo-classicism (Abrams) History of Literature: Romantic and Victorian Period (Norton Anthology Original) Literary Approaches: Psychoanalytic Criticism, Feminism, Marxism (Bressler) Literary Terms: Literary Schools (Abrams see below) History of Criticism: Wordsworth, Shelley, Taine, Arnold (Bressler and Dutton) Literary Schools: Romanticism and Transcendentalism, Art for Art s Sake, Aestheticism, Realism and Naturalism (Abrams)
3 History of Literature: Modern Period (The 20th Century) (Norton Anthology Original) Literary Approaches: Cultural Poetics or New Historicism, Postcolonialism, Eco-criticism (Bressler) Literary Terms: Criticism (Abrams- see below) History of Criticism: James, Bakhtin, Modern Literary Criticism (Bressler and Dutton) Literary Schools: Modernism, Symbolism, Impressionism, Expressionism, Dadaism, Surrealism, Imagism, Theatre of Absurd, Postmodernism (Abrams) MA Tests: Fard Teimouri, and Farzaneh Doosti, Comprehensive MA Tests in English Literature Mirzaiyan, Vahidreza and Leyla Rezayi, A Collection of 3000 Multiple Choice Tests on English Literature, Rahnema Press, 2012 History of Literature: Abrams, et al, ed., The Norton Anthology of English Literature Abjadian, Amrollah, A Survey of English Literature, 2 vols. Ousby, Ian, Cambridge Paperback Guide to Literature in English Margaret, The Oxford companion to English Literature Critical Approaches: Bressler, Charles, Literary Criticism: An Introduction to Theory and Practice Literary Terms: Abrams, M.H., A Glossary of Literary Terms History of Criticism: Dutton, Richard, An Introduction to Literary Criticism Bressler, Charles, Literary Criticism: An Introduction to Theory and Practice Literary Schools: Abrams, M.H., A Glossary of Literary Terms
4 نکته مهم: همانطور که در باال مالحظه ميکنيد کتاب فرهنگ اصطالحات ادبي نوشته ابرامز بر اساس موضوع اصطالحات بودجهبنددي شدد اسد ف فهرسد اصدطالحات بدر Categorized Literary Terms from A Glossary of Literary Terms (8 th Edition) M.H. Abrams اساس موضوع به شرح زير اس : NOTE: We suggest you read the literary terms based on similarities in the content. The following categorization could help the way you plan reading Abrams s Glossary of Literary Terms. Criticism Aesthetic ideology Affective Fallacy Alienation Effect Archetypal Criticism Criticism Critique Cultural Studies Deconstruction Dialogic Criticism Discourse Analysis Dissociation of Sensibility Distance and Involvement Ecocriticism Fancy and Imagination Feminist Criticism Formalism Gender Criticism Humanism Textual Criticism Imitation Influence and Anxiety of Influence Intentional Fallacy Interpretation and Hermeneutics Interpretation: Typological and Allegorical Linguistics in Literary Criticism Marxist Criticism New Criticism New Historicism Phenomenology and Criticism Postcolonial Studies Poststructuralism Psychological and Psychoanalytic Criticism Queer Theory Reader-Response Criticism Reception-Theory Rhetorical Criticism Semiotics Sociology of Literature Speech-Act Theory Structuralist Criticism Style Stylistics
5 Sublime Text and Writing (Ecriture) Theories and Movements in Recent Criticism History of English Literature Beat Writers Black Arts Movement Bloomsbury Group Celtic Revival Enlightenment Golden Age Graveyard Poets Harlem Renaissance Metaphysical Poets Periods of American Literature Periods of English Literature Renaissance Victorian and Victorianism Literary Devices Antithesis Archaism Allegory Alliteration Allusion Ambiguity Bathos and Anticlimax Bombast Comic Relief Confidant Conceit Deus ex Machina Epiphany Epithet Euphemism Epic Similies Euphuism Figurative Language Hyperbole and Understatement Imagery Invective Irony Malapropism Metaphor, Theories of Onomatopoeia Paradox Pathetic Fallacy Pathos Pun Refrain Stream of Consciousness Symbol
6 Synesthesia Literary Schools Absurd, Literature of the Aestheticism Decadence Expressionism Imagism Modernism and Postmodernism Neoclassical and Romantic Pre-Raphaelites Realism and Naturalism Socialist Realism Surrealism Symbolist Movement Transcendentalism in America Literary Terms Act and Scene Antihero Atmosphere Author and Authorship Blank Verse Bowdlerize Carpe Diem Cliché Conventions Courtly Love Canon of Literature Character and Characterization Connotation and Denotation Decorum Deism Edition Empathy and Sympathy Euphony and Cacophony Free Verse Fiction and Truth Form and Structure Format of a Book Great Chain of Being Hypertext Heroic Couplet Ivory Tower Light Verse Literature Local Color Meter Motif and Theme Narration, Grammar of Narrative and Narratology Negative Capability
7 Objective and Subjective Objective Correlative Primitivism and Progress Purple Patch Poetic Diction Poetic Justice Poetic License Point of View Persona, Tone, and Voice Platonic Love Plot Rhetoric Rhetorical Figures Rhyme Sentimentalism Sonnet Stanza Setting Seven Deadly Sins Stock Characters Stock Response Stock Situations Touchstone Three Unities Wit, Humor, and the Comic Literary Types Ballad Baroque Biography Burlesque Chivalric Romance Chorus Chronicle Plays Chronicles Comedy Comedy of Humors Commedia dell.arte Concrete Poetry Confessional Poetry Concrete and Abstract Didactic Literature Doggerel Drama Dramatic Monologue Dream Vision Elegy Epic Epic Theatre Epigram Epithalamion Essay Fabilau
8 Folklore Genres Gothic Novel Haiku Heroic Drama Hymn Jeremiad Lai Lyric Masque Melodrama Miracle Plays, Morality Plays, and Interludes Myth Novel Occasional Poems Ode Oral Poetry Palinode Pantomime and Dumb Show Pastoral Performance Poetry Problem Play Prose Prosody Roman à Clef Satire Science fiction and fantasy Sensibility, Literature of Short Story Soliloquy Topographical Poetry Tragedy Tragicomedy Utopias and Dystopias
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