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ROMANTICISM
Manifesto of English Romanticism
1/2 production, Preface 1800
Sublime
obj.
lenguage
role of poet
role of poetry
W.
Blake
(1757-1827)
pre
song of innocence (bf French rev.)
song of experience (1794)
London
:
stanza 1,2 moral corruption
stanza 3,4 physical corruption
Lamb
: power of creation=divine
Tygre
:
mith of Icarus/Prometheus
blacksmith...
illuminated printing (1788)
W.
Wordsworth
(1770-1850)
Composed upon
westminster bridge
: river
I wandered lonely as a cloud
: daffolds
P. Shelly
(1792-1822)
"ode to the west wind"
"defense of poerty"
England in 1819
:
1-12 target of Shelly rage, 13-4 solution (graves, Phantom)
king, princes, rulers,
ppl
(1815,1819), army, senate and laws, religion
L.
Byron
(1788-1824)
1807 Hours of Idleness
1809 Grand Tour
The Byronic Hero
:
eroic couplet
hate man, fake smile, titanism
≈ Milton Santan
canto III: childe harold's pilgrimage
:
≈ rider/weed
stanza 1 ≠ stanza 3
unable to submit his ideas to others
sublime, nature=friends, nature=book
canto I-II 1812
canto III 1816 (swiss,belgium,alps)
canto IV 1818(venice, florence)
Count Lara
:
neoclassical style
enlighted trends
vs
romantic age
focus on ...
material
style
interest
nature
child
1 gen poets:
W. Blake
W. Wordsworth
Sam. Coleridge
2 gen poets:
L. Byron
P. Shelly
J. Keats