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THE ROMANTICISM (by Giaccio Giovanni) - Coggle Diagram
THE ROMANTICISM (by Giaccio Giovanni)
The romanticism is an artistic, cultural and literary movement developed in the 18th ceuntry.
the industrial revolution, wich brought industries in england with all of their pros e cons
The french revolution, wich changed the world with the upcoming age of enlightenment.
POETS
The poets in this era are divided in two generations by critics, in particular they are divided in chronological order
in the first generation, with the manifesto of english romanticism (the preface to lyrical ballads) there were two poets in particular who represented the romanticism in every way. writing of nature, dead places, the industries and any matter regarding the romanticism.
WORDSWORTH
In his poems Wordsworth made poetry out of the incidents of simple rustic life, in a language that was similar to ordinary speech
COLERIDGE
Coleridge employed poetry to give credibility to the fantastic and supernatural.
in the second generation there were tre poets in particular who represented the romanticism. all 3 of them left england to visit places and to study matter for their compositions.
BYRON
sadly we didn't study byron yet
SHELLEY
Shelley distinguished themselves for their rebellious spirit and passionate defence of freedom,
KEATS
Keats was mainly concerned with pursuit of beauty, and there are many who consider him a forerunner of the Aesthetic Movement,
From a literary point of view, there were many features in common between the first and the second generation: the concept of the role of the poet, the emphasis on the cognitive power of the imagination, individualism, the aspiration to the Infinite or the Absolute.
use of the SUBLIME
The sublime is defined as an artistic effect productive of the strongest emotion the mind is capable of feeling, in fact the notion that a legitimate function of art can be to produce upsetting or disturbing effects was an important element in Romantic art, and even today this concept is an important part of some artistic movements.
