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Percy Bysshe Shelley (IDEAS (Romantic themes (Restlessness, Brooding,…

- - - - Rebelled against the tiranny of school and society
      - Collaborated in writing the pamphlet "The necessity of atheism" (1811), which got him expelled
  - - - their bodies were cremated on the beach in ancient Greek style, and she ashes buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome
  - - - Went with her to France and Switzerland, abandoning Harriet and her two children
    - - Fascinated by the italian landscape, climate and art
        
        "Prometheus unbound" (Este and Rome, 1820)
        
        "Ode to the west wind" (Florence, 1819)
- - - - Hercules
        
        Symbol of strenght
      - Asia
        
        Symbol of nature
      - Jupiter
        
        Symbol of tyranny and injustice
      - Prometheus
        
        Symbol of humanity and sacrifice
  - - - hope
      - Renaissance (Spring) and Death (Autumn)
      - revolution and rebirth
      - Ideals od freedom
      - Prophecy of Political and Society revolution
      - Nature as poetic inspiration
    - - Rich in assonance, alliteration, repetition, metaphores, similes
      - Composed by 5 stanzas
      - Rhyme: ABA,BCB
- - - - French win vs Mamluks
        
        1799 consulate of Napoleon
        
        1804 Napoleonic empire
        
        Antilles, Belgium, Nederlands, northern Italy
        
        1799-1801 Second coalition: England, Austria, Russia, Prussia
        
        1800 Napoleon wins Battle of Marengo
    - - Battleship of Trafalgar
        
        English admiral Nelson win Napoleon
      - Battle of Austerlitz
        
        Win Napoleonic empire with Holy Roman Empire empire and Russian empire
      - 1807 Peace of Tilsit
        
        Met between Napoleon and Alexander I
  - - - Political Clubs
        
        Jacobins
        
        Roberspierre
        
        Republic, Equality
        
        Cordeliers
        
        Freedom and Democracy
        
        Feuillants
        
        Lafayette
        
        Constitutional Monarchy
        
        Indipendents
    - - Abolition of monarchy and feudal system
      - Freedom, Fraternity, Equality
        
        Rights of man and citizen
    - - 1792 "Marsille"