Lyrical Genre and Its Elements

The video tutorial, led by Professor Mirele Costa, explores the lyrical genre within literature. It highlights the historical context, key elements, and various types of lyrical texts, such as odes, hymns, elegies, and sonnets. The tutorial includes an analysis of a sonnet by Camões and its intertextuality with Renato Russo's song. Additionally, it discusses the communication between lyrical and prose forms, emphasizing the lyrical influence on prose writing.

Why is the lyrical genre important in literature exams?

• It is the easiest genre to understand.

• It is frequently tested in exams.

• It is the most modern genre.

• It is rarely included in exams.

What is the origin of the word 'lyrical'?

• French

• Greek

• German

• Latin

What does the term 'lyrical self' refer to?

• The author of the poem

• The voice that speaks in the poem

• The reader of the poem

• The critic of the poem

Which of the following is NOT an element of the lyrical genre?

• Sentiment

• Subjectivity

• Objectivity

• Musicality

What is the main theme of an elegy?

• Victory

• Melancholy

• Love

• Celebration

How many verses does a sonnet typically have?

• 16

• 18

• 14

• 12

Which type of lyrical text is used to glorify a nation?

• Hymn

• Sonnet

• Ode

• Elegy

Who is the author of the sonnet 'Amor é fogo que arde sem se ver'?

• Machado de Assis

• Fernando Pessoa

• Luís de Camões

• Renato Russo

Which song by Renato Russo includes excerpts from Camões' sonnet?

• Faroeste Caboclo

• Monte Castelo

• Eduardo e Mônica

• Pais e Filhos

What is 'prosa poética'?

• A historical novel

• A prose text influenced by lyrical elements

• A musical composition

• A type of lyrical poem