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ROMANTICISM - Coggle Diagram
ROMANTICISM
themes:
NATURE: a new concept of nature: a phanteistic view of it (natural as living being) opposed to the rational conception of the nature as a whole of law
SUBLIME: a particular way of perceiving and interpretaing nature; the sublime consists in feeling actract, astonished in what of natura suggest scare and terror (THE GOTHIC)
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authors:
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH (the descriptions of London, Daffoldis)
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WILLIAM BLAKE (London, the two version of The Chiminy Sweepers)
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ROMANTIC POETRY:
poetry was the literary genre that best suited the need to express personal experiences and emotions and feeling related
IMMAGINATION had an important role in the prpocess of poetic composition; it permits poets to see beyond reality and allowed to recreate reality (programmatic text: "A certain coluring of immagination" )
poetry takes origin from semplicity; the poet is a so sensitive person who is incredible able to be moved by any aspect of the nature and find out beauty anyway
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Romanticism developed in Germany and spread in Europe with different features: and particulary in teh 18 th century in Europe spread a NEW SENSIBILITY related to emotions, and a new generation of poets, but they didn't established precise rules to express emotions