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ROMANTICISM 
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WHERE
England
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
William Wordsworth
Italy
Alessandro Manzoni
Giacomo Leopardi
Germany
Friedrich Wilhem Joseph von Schelling
France
Jean-Jaques Rosseau
CENTRAL role of NATURE
as real and leaving being, not something governated by god
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importance of IMMAGINATION
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thanks to the eye of immagination you could see beyond the surface of reality and discover truth beyond the reason
concept of SUBLIME
you feel INFERIOR, smallness and worthlessness comparated to nature
leaves you without thoughts, you can't reason, and you feel terrified, scared but instand you are atracted be the beauty of nature
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OTHER THINGS
POETIC TECHNIQUE
new individual stile, more comprensible and accesible. Use of familiar words
POEMS
DAFFODILS by Wordsworth
He uses common words and is narrated in a familiar way but insteand the descriptions give you this sensation of newness, something that you never see even if you look at them every single day.
The poem talks about the experience that the poet had when he was walking with his sister near their home. In this poem you can find the love of nature that the poet feels
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THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER by Coleridge
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The immagination here gives to the fantastic elements the sembiance of truth. The immagination is used for make them look real whit some realistic details
Plot
A mariner how stops some wedding guests to tell them his unusual journey. He tells them that his ship get stuck in south pole after a storm, after some days appeared an albatross and tthe crew start playing whit it but at the end the mariner killed the albatross. The crew at this point start suffering for what the mariner did, and all the crew died, the only creatures alive where the slimy creatures in the water. The relationship between mariner and nature was destroyed and only when he blesses the water snakes he repristinate the relationship with nature. So he comes back to life and he now he is forced to narrate his story to everyone he meets.
CULT OF EXOTIC
veneration of what is far away, the remot and unfamiliar