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Match term to the correct description. Option 1.1 primitive Your Answer: C. The genre is generally more symbolic, ambiguous, and less certain in its values. This phase tends to be stylistically complex, appealing more to the intellect than to the emotions. Often, the genre's pre-established conventions are exploited as ironic foils to question or undermine popular beliefs. A. This phase of a genre's development is an outright mockery of its conventions, reducing them to howling clichs, and presenting them in a comic manner. B. This phase is usually nave, though powerful in its emotional impact, in part because of the novelty of the form. Many of the conventions of the genre are established in this stage. Correct Answer: B. This phase is usually nave, though powerful in its emotional impact, in part because of the novelty of the form. Many of the conventions the of genre are established in this stage.
1.2
classical
D. This intermediate stage embodies such classical ideals as balance, richness, and poise. The genre's values are assured and widely shared by the audience. C. The genre is generally more symbolic, ambiguous, and less certain in its values. This phase tends to be stylistically complex, appealing more to the intellect than to the emotions. Often, the genre's pre-established conventions are exploited as ironic foils to question or undermine popular beliefs. A. This phase of a genre's development is an outright mockery of its conventions, reducing them to howling clichs, and presenting them in a comic manner.
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revisionist
1.4
parodic
D. This intermediate stage embodies such classical ideals as balance, richness, and poise. The genre's values are assured and widely shared by the audience.