To rekindle the spark in their decade-long relationship, Helen and Ronnie each wrote ten things they appreciate about each other. This also made them realize how many small things they did to keep the marriage going that went unnoticed. What they did exemplifies: Algebraization false Defamiliarization true Intentional Fallacy false Affective Fallacy false Single ________ coined the term “algebraization” BTS false T. S. Eliot false Victor Shkolvsky true Both b and c false Single This is when one bases his or her interpretation of a literature on the author's intention. Algebraization false Defamiliarization false Intentional Fallacy true Affective Fallacy false Single This is when one analyzes literature without considering its emotional effect on the reader. Algebraization false Defamiliarization false Intentional Fallacy false Affective Fallacy true Single The American New Critics believe that literature, especially poetry, is_____. an organic unity true a turning loose of emotion false an escape from emotion false expression of personality false Single T.S. Eliot states that poetry ______. could create meaning in itself false is an escape from emotion false is an escape from personality false All of the above true Single The new critics believe that a strongly unified poem uses ______ as the main subject of comparison or reference in a text. Tone false Description false Dialogue false Central Metaphor true Single Katy Perry's song "Firework" inspires her listeners by comparing them to fireworks— “original” and “even brighter than the moon”. This is an example of: Tone false Description false Dialogue false Central Metaphor true Single Through these, one may be able to decipher the ideas and feelings of characters in a story. Descriptions false Dialogues  false Figurative languages false Both a and b false Single This is a process which brings back to our consciousness the human experiences that are printed in the pages of the text. Algebraization false Defamiliarization true Intentional Fallacy false Affective Fallacy false Single