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PUTTANA INGLESEEEEE
Romantic Poets
Shelly 1792 - 1822
life
as a child he was visited by angles and by God himself
as an adult he was visited again by God and by the spirits of his past
Oxford he came in contact with Plato’s and Godwin philosophies
he suffered of moments of depression
caught by a violent storm
went to France, attracted by the ideals of the revolution
war between the two countries made it impossible to rejoin with annette, so he fell in depression
mother was a passionate woman who could quicly pass form overindulgence and protection to abnormal rage
Byron developed a sense of instability and rebellion
became great looking and good sportsman
went for a tour trought Europe aquiring material for his works
He gained notoriety
took part in the Carbonari Supported the cause of Grecce
Features
Idea of good source of everything
love moves physical and spiritual worlds
man can reach moral perfection and reconnect with his source
Nature is alive, has a spirit, after death our soul reconntects, GOD does not exist
Reality is a veil, many coloured galss
Aestetic = source of beauty
ethic = source of virtous
cognitive = source of knowledge
Childhood = phisical approach
youth = still physical, strong emotions
adulthood = still strong feelings but + nature spirit everypresent
Romantic in:
life, titanism, satanism, individualism
rebellion against oppression, nationalism
interest in history and nature
"Men born free must stay free"
Non Romantic in:
criticism on society, concern with reality of things
monk heroic attitude, senso of fun, irony
mastery of ottava rima, imitation of satirical coupltes, lucid way of writing
Innocence
love, happiness, good, freedom, LAMB
the Lamb
symbol of christ, belives that god created both the lamb and himself, still belives in the democratic ideas of the French revolution simple language
Experience
hate, suffering, evil and slavery, TIGER
the Tyger
strength, frear, strong themes, night, evil, lost innocence, still created by god, intelligence, still belives that there's good even in evil
Wordsworth 1770 - 1850
Byron 1788 - 1824
Blake 1757 - 1827
Orwell 1903 - 1950
Important events of his life
spent a period living in cheap accomodations in Paris and London
Spain experience
left-wing supposed to be unitied were dealing against each other. Attaked and suppressed by comminists
Themes
danger of propaganda and personality cult
effortless manipulation of masses
uselessness revolutions led by masses
lack of unifying values / class counciusness / faith in the ideals
Animal Farm
Lawrence 1885 - 1930
Important life
father coal miner, mother refined woman, frequent quarrels in family
a girl, Jessie Chambers, encouraged him to write
frequent movements between Italy and Germany, will lead in WWI to denied passports, new house and suppression of one of his works
main themes
man - woman relationship and sex
search for a society where man and woman could live in peace
a society with symphony between man and woman
Freud
struggle between conciousness and instinct, Lawrence is with instincts
sex is key to revive the society
natural dependance and antagonism
only with true love
hate torwards industrialization
more natural way of living
born in a coal mine district
meccanization and ugliness
progress brings man to corruption and capitalism
democracy suppresses individual personality
hate torwards puritanism, too rationalist
Works
Ugliness
Ideal memory of countryside
Description of life of miners and butty system
miner's instinctive conciousness of beauty
criticism to industrialization
Tevershall (Lady Chatterlay's lover)
the city symbolizes industralism
high use of bad adjectives
strong irony in the singing, chapel, school
everything is drammatic and dark, fruits are lemons
Joyce 1882 - 1941
Important life
Born in Ireland
Father was a supporter of Parnell
attitude of detachment for Ireland
set in Trieste
Lived in Paris for many years, occupied writing Finnegans Wake
Themes
Rejection of Irish life and nationalism
open mind new cultures and currents
dream language
non existing words or combinations
different interpretations
Finnegans Wake
Dubliners: the Dead
Epifanization
Destruction of certenities
other vision of the party
confront with Micheal
the snow