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2021 Live Review 3 | AP Spanish Literature | El siglo XVII

In this AP Daily: Live Review session for AP Spanish Literature and Culture, we will review how the geopolitical context of Spain during the 17th century affects the literary production. We will examine the cultural context of the Spanish Baroque, known as the pinnacle of the Spanish art and literature, paradoxically developed at the beginning of the decline of the Spanish empire. We will explore how writers denounced their inconformity with their cultural reality and milieux through complex syntax, literary devices, and use of cult vocabulary. We will review how to analyze and compare the sonnets, the poetic genre initially examined in Unit 2; we will also review the literary devices and narrative techniques of Don Quijote and the characteristics of the 17th-century comedy as they appear in El burlador de Sevilla. We will focus our review on developing responses to FRQs 1 and 3. Access lesson handouts and helpful resources here: https://tinyurl.com/APSpanishLit2021R... Have questions, comments, and feedback related to the AP Daily: Live Review sessions? Submit them here: https://tinyurl.com/APSpanishLit2021F... For more AP Spanish Literature and Culture reviews, check out more review sessions here:    • AP Spanish Literature   Sign in to AP Classroom for all your AP resources, including new AP Daily videos. https://myap.collegeboard.org/ About the Advanced Placement® Program AP gives students the chance to tackle college-level work while they're still in high school—whether they're learning online or in the classroom. And through taking AP Exams, students can earn college credit and placement. See where AP can take you! Explore AP courses, discover free online resources to help you learn in any environment, get exam practice, and find colleges that grant credit for AP: AP Courses https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/c... AP Credit Policies https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/g... Follow College Board for more information.   / thecollegeboard     / collegeboard     / collegeboard     / the-college-board   #AP #APDaily #APSpanishLiterature