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ROMANTICISM AND ROMANTIC POETS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - expression ofthe ideal in the real
    - - 1843 was made Poet Lureate
      - 1850 died in the Lake District
      - 1791 became a supporter of the French Revolution
      - 1770 in the Lake District
    - - two long ‘travelogues’
      - 1798 Lyrical Ballad with Coleridge
      - 1805 The Prelude
  - - - 1794 met Robert Southey
      - 1797 moved to Somerset- met Wordsworth
      - 1772 in Devon
      - 1798 toured Germany
      - 1834 London
    - - 1798 with Wordsworth "Lyrical Ballad"
      - 1802 Dejection: a ode
      - 1797 his most famous poems "Kubla Khan"
      - 1817 Biographia Literaria
    - - thinks of imagination as an important creative force
      - two types
        
        primary
        
        agent of all perception
        
        secondary
        
        even stronger
- - - - 1815 student at Guy's Hospital
      - 1816 abandoned medicine
      - London 1795
      - 1820/21 Rome died
    - - quieter and more subtle
    - - medieval ballad
      - several themes
        
        death
        
        illusion vs reality
        
        love
      - simple language
        
        much rhetorical figure
      - symbol of art
        
        seducer and deceiver
    - - First volume of poems 1817
      - 1819 many poems
    - - extends the theme of the ‘lure’ of art
      - its capacity for deception in relation to its capacity to console