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Romantic literature, 2 generation, 3 generation - Coggle Diagram

- - - - pampleths
        
        public speeches
        
        treatises
        
        Edmund Burke's " A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origins of our ideas of the sublime and beautiful.
        
        Mary Wollstonecraft's " a Vindication of the rights of women"
  - - - Gothic novel:
        
        O. Walpole -> "The castle of Otranto" (1764)
        A. Radcliffe -> "The mysteries of Udolpho" (1794)
        E. Allan Poe -> short stories focuses on mystery, horror and the supernatural
        
        They have in common:
        
        -show deep psychological analysis of the characters
        -use dialogue
        -use prose to tackle important social issues
        
        is a genre associated with the mystery and intrigue surrounding the supernatural and the unknown
      - N. of purpose:
        
        To propagate ideas and to raise people's consciousness about a particular theme or issue.
        
        ex. Mary Shelley's masterpiece "Frankestain" or "the modern Prometheus"
      - N. of manners
        
        Jane Austen-> focus on themes such as limited imposed by social conventions on feelings and conditions of the life of women.
      - 4.Historical novel
        
        Middle ages
        
        Ex. W.Scott "Ivanhoe"