English 10R-Thursday, 11/3/16

Homework:

Finish today’s questions and then:

Respond-

How does Raleigh draw upon or change a central idea or ideas in Marlowe's poem? (How does he lend a different view or change Marlowe’s central ideas?)  How has your understanding of Marlowe and Raleigh's poems developed through comparison of the two poems?

I.            Evidence Based-Discussion Questions

1.   What words or phrases are present in both texts?

2.   What words or phrases are used in "The Passionate Shepherd to His Love" to describe the natural world; what words or phrases are used in "The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd"?

3.   How do the cumulative effects on the tone created by these descriptions compare?

4.   What key details or images does Raleigh use that are first established by Marlowe, and how does Raleigh's description of these images compare?

5.   What central idea does Raleigh develop that is not a central idea in Marlowe's poem?

6.   What is the Nymph's reply to the Shepherd's invitation?

7.   How does the term "romanticize" apply to the conversation happening between these two texts?

8.   What might the Nymph's response reveal about the nature of the Shepherd's invitation?