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Romantic poetry ((individualism and alienation were important themes and…
Romantic poetry
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Bryon,Shelley,Keats,experienced political disillusionment which is reflected in their poetry in the clash between the ideal and the real:
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while Wordsworth wrote on the beauty of nature and ordinary things,Coleridge,dealed with supernatural and mistery
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Romantic imagination
an almost divine faculty, imagination help the poet to discover the thruth of reality beyond reason and to re-creat the external world of experience
poet was a visionary prophet or a teacher who mediate between nature and man and give voice to the ideals of freedom, beauty and thruth
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prevalence of poetry, best suited to the need of express personal emotions and feelings
the child
to the Augustan Age, childhood was considered only a stage in the process leading to adulthood
to a Romantic, a child was puerer than an adult because he was unspoilt by civilization, nearer to God
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