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The Age of Romantic - Coggle Diagram

- - - - major poet
      - supernatural thing or invisible thing/ fantasy in imagination
    - - “Kubla Khan”
      - “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Biographia Literaria”
    - - a seminal-有创造力的 influence
      - a literary work can have more than one level of meaning
      - an authority for the New Critics
        
        Biographia Literaria
  - - - Lyrical Ballads - the beginning of R.P.
      - “Lines composed a Few Miles Above the Tintern Abbey”
      - “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”
      - The Prelude
    - - Poetic language must be a selection
      - Poetry comes from emotion. it deals with feelings, attitudes, emotions – “the heart,”
      - “the spontaneous overflow of powerful emotion”
      - Subject : “incidents and situations from common life”
      - better-than-other-people-do
    - - major poet - launch the Romantic Age in English literature
      - the 1798 joint publication Lyrical Ballads - with Samuel Taylor Coleridge
      - Poet Laureate (桂冠诗人) 1843-1850
- - - - a young MP in the House of Lords
        
        the most vocal about the injustice
      - the national hero of the Greeks
      - a highly inspired poet
        
        a direct, forthright, and forceful voice.
      - feature: spontaneity, exuberance, and humor.
    - - immense superiority in his passions and powers
      - a proud, mysterious rebel figure of noble origin.
      - righting all the wrongs in a corrupt society
    - - Childe Harold
      - Don Juan-唐璜-Masterpiece-mock epic - a Spanish legendary figure with an almost superhuman sexual energy.
  - - - an idealistic and prophetic
      - immaterial and ethereal
      - one of the best English lyrical poets.
    - - Prometheus Unbound (lyrical drama-抒情诗的戏剧) – 普罗米修斯 – 希腊神话
      - The Cenci – 圣经
      - A Defense of Poetry
      - “Ode to the West Wind”
        
        an Italian verse
        
        three-line stanzas - the middle line of each stanza rhymes with the first and third lines of the following stanza with the rhyming scheme aba, bcb, cdc, ded
      - “To a Sky Lark”
  - - - downright-彻头彻尾的 misery - died in 25
      - identity - human development
      - idea if identity, or “identical soul” - soul
      - “Truth is beauty, beauty is truth.” - diction, imagery, sound and rhythm.
    - - “Ode on a Grecian Urn” - maturity and self-confidence
      - “To Autumn” - last greatest ode
      - “The Eve of St. Agnes” - the most beautiful
- - - - major poet
      - symbolism
    - - Songs of Experience
      - Songs of Innocence
      - Poetical Sketches
      - The French Revolution
  - - - a poor Scottish farmer’s family - dire poverty- common life and people
      - critical of Calvinism
      - Scottish dialect, English
    - - A Red Red Rose
      - My Heart’s in the Highlands
- - - - the one spectacular literary genius - was engaged in two departments of literature and achieved great success in both
      - fathered in the historical novel
      - the influence of folklore in poetic composition.
      - early - poetry
    - - The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Boarde
      - The Day of the Last Minstrelsy
      - Ivanhoe
      - Warerley
      - The Talisman