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1st Martin, Hornsby British Romantic Period (Links (https://www…

- - - - The Romantic period was largely a reaction against the ideology of the Enlightenment period that dominated much of European philosophy, politics, and art from the mid-17th century until the close of the 18th century.
  - - - These values manifested themselves in literature in several important ways
        
        List
        
        It is important to keep in mind that nothing on this list describes all Romantic literature or all Romantic writers. These general ideas, however, provide a reasonable description of tendencies which would have been fairly commonplace amongst Romantics.
        
        The List
        
        Art, as the product of individual creation, is highly prized. Many Romantics “found admirers read to hero-worship the artist as a genius or prophet” (Baldick 223).
        
        Nature, rural life, and pastoral imagery make common subjects for poetry.
        
        Individual achievements are highly prized. This notion applies both to actual people (artists, writers, military heroes, explorers, etc.) and also to fictional characters.
        
        This tendency produces the notion of the “romantic hero” and the “Byronic hero”
        
        Many Romantic writers, especially the poets, believed all people, regardless of wealth or social class, should be able to appreciate art and literature, and artists should create art or literature accessible to everyone.
  - - - 1757 – 1827
      - Blake is famous not only for his poems, but for the illuminated plates on which he printed them. An excellent example (the title page to Songs of Innocence and of Experience)
      - Blake’s personal spirituality and his views of theological issues frequently filter into his work, perhaps most famously in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell and in Jerusalem
    - - 1788 – 1824
    - - 1772 – 1834
    - - 1770 – 1850
      - In the 2nd edition of Lyrical Ballads (now published under Wordsworth’s name), Wordsworth added a preface which outlines his aesthetic theory and his views on what makes for good poetry. This preface is often considered as a manifesto of Romantic ideology.
      - one of the domineering figures of British Romanticism
      - He was good friends with Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and the two of them (along with some other writers who are no longer as well known as these two) settled in the Lake District in northwestern England. The group is often referred to as “the Lake Poets.” In 1798, Wordsworth and Coleridge anonymously published a collection of poems entitled Lyrical Ballads. Many critics cite the publication of this volume as the true beginning of the Romantic Period
- - - - Sensual
      - Pretty
      - Lovley
      - Deep
      - Sexual
      - Beautiful
      - Human
      - Genuine
      - Relatable
      - Real
      - Elements of Songs of Songs
      - Sweet
      - Unhappy
      - Nice Outside
      - Sensual
      - Passionante
      - Young
      - The love of youth
      - Has nice boy
      - Lover is nice gentlemen
  - - - Shake-sphere looked up to Christopher because he was older???
      - Influence politics??
      - Christopher Marlowe
        
        Had Great Hardship?
        
        Was secretly Catholic?
        
        He tried to Influence politics?
  - - - Through force of circumstances the girl is uncomfortable
      - Similar to today's political/celebrity issue of sexual harassment
      - Boy sees ideal girl
      - Boy wants girl
      - Girl sees current situation not ideal
      - Boy is being experimental
      - Painting is focused on the couple
      - Boy and girl have are in opposite range of emotion
  - - - Inquisitive
      - Questining
      - Pleasant images of nature
      - scenic view of creek and everything in front and behind around it
      - religous
      - spiritual
      - churchy
  - - - People thought this painting was beautiful during the age it was made in
      - painting taking place in dusk time
      - The boy in the painting is an Shepard
      - Person in painting is Shepard
      - an Shepard attending his sheep
      - The Shepard owns a lot of sheep
  - - - There was no literary period between the med-evil and Renaissance periods
      - Between the Renaissance and enlightenment there was a time of silence between the two literary periods
      - There was an short quite or silent time between the enlightenment and the Romantic period
      - The transcendental movement was part of the romantic literary period