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ROMANTIC POETRY - Coggle Diagram

- - - - used in English with the meaning of fabulous, extravagant, unreal
      - 18th century:
        
        used to describe the PICTURESQUE in landscapes
        
        later:
        
        used to indicate the feeling the landscape created in the observer and the evocation of subjective emotions
- - - - the brothers Schlegel published Romantic ideas on the periodical Athenäum
      - ENGLAND, 1798
        
        Wordsworth and Coleridge published The Lyrical Ballads
        
        ENGLAND, 1800
        
        Wordsworth wrote the preface to the 2nd edition of the Ballads regarded as the Manifesto of English Romantic Poetry
        
        FRANCE, 1810
        
        Mme De Stael published De l'Allemagne and spread the Romantic principles in France
        
        ITALY, 1816
        
        The publishing of Lettera semiseria di Grisostomo al suo figliolo (Giovanni Berchet) marked the beginning of the Romantic movement in Italy
- - - - wrote on the beauty of nature and ordinary thing to make them interesting for the reader
    - - dealt with visionary topics, the supernatural and mystery
  - - - his Prometheus is revolutionary and stubborn
    - - escapes into the world of classical beauty
    - - the Byronic hero is anti-conformist, rebellious and cynic