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    movement. The other one was actually more eccentric than the founding father of a new movement and era which is called Romanticism. I underlined the word eccentric because he believed an idea which had no place in motto of Romanticism. This eccentric but on the other hand genius man’s name is Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Before talking about his idea which is incompatible to Romanticism‚ let’s look his at his attributes as a contrast creator. Coleridge said a poet shouldn’t use common language because

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    create living art. Although both essays bear some superficial similarities‚ the difference between Wilde’s and Courbet’s definition of art is staggering. Wilde and Courbet recognized how critics and Academic art authorities reject realism and romanticism and both explain why. Wilde uses a Shakespearean metaphor about critic’s resentment towards realism.

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    differs from Bryant’s view. McCarthy uses a post-apocalyptic world where nature is dead to support the theme that death is horrible. Both authors use imagery to show the relationship between life and death to create themes opposite of each other. In Thanatopsis‚ the author shows the theme about death by comparing it to nature’s beauty. Most people see death as horrible‚ but Bryant shows an in-depth meaning to it. The poem starts off by personifying nature as a beautiful female‚ “…and a smile and eloquence

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    developed in the Romantic period. The perception that the Enlightenment was destroying the natural human soul and substituting it with the mechanical‚ artificial heart was becoming prevalent across Europe. Also another thought that was at the wake of romanticism were the words of the French revolution emphasizing liberty‚ freedom‚ and individuality as well as the need in England to escape what the industrial revolution was doing to the country. There are many people and expressions either art‚ thought

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    Characteristics of Romanticism Romantic Characteristic Description of Characteristic Interest in the common man and childhood Romantics believed in the natural goodness of humans which is hindered by the urban life of civilization. They believed that the savage is noble‚ childhood is good and the emotions inspired by both beliefs causes the heart to soar. Strong senses‚ emotions‚ and feelings Romantics believed that knowledge is gained through intuition rather than

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    What is realism? Dictionary.com defines realism as “a theory of writing in which the ordinary‚ familiar‚ or mundane aspects of life are represented in a straightforward or matter-of-fact manner that is presumed to reflect life as it actually is.” Simplified‚ realism is a way of writing that portrays real life‚ and not imagination. Some characteristics of realism are: it renders reality in great detail‚ social class impacts the story‚ events are plausible‚ the ending may be unhappy‚ and diction is

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    evolve. Astronomy became a large topic of conversation among the artists and many of their works show how this influenced them. 2. Romanticism Romanticism‚ often thought of as a reaction to Neoclassicism and the Age of Enlightenment‚ was introduced in the 19th century. Unlike Neoclassicism or The Age of Enlightenment‚ which focused on harmony and reason‚ Romanticism opposed the rational thought and played on the emotions. Seen mostly in literature‚ visual art and music‚ this type of art often included

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    Edgar Allan Poe's Hop-Frog

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    Through "Hop-Frog‚" one can get a feel for who Edgar Allan Poe is. He encompasses the ideas of Romanticism throughout his entire work and makes sure that the reader is able to see it. He also uses his life and the experiences that he has endured in order to write his literary works. His childhood was not the best kind‚ and through "Hop-Frog‚" one can see this. He also writes with a similarity. He is a Dark Romanticist and his writing reflects this. When reading and comparing works done by Poe‚ the

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    Romanticism The age of Romanticism is considered to be the most remarkable age in the history of English Literature within fifty years after the death of Dr. Johnson. English poetry was once again magnificently driven by the brilliant outburst of the imaginative genius. The rise of Romanticism needs to be seen in the context of the changes that marked the historical and philosophical aspects of the English social life. It must be noted that the period between 1776 and 1832 was one of the remarkable

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    Inner Romanticism and Neoclassicism People can be categorized as a neoclassicist or a romantic. They can also be a little bit of both since it is rare that someone would be truly neoclassicist or romantic. I fall under both categories; one part of me is neoclassical while other parts are romantic. I‚ myself‚ believe that I am more of a romantic than a neoclassicist‚ but I do admit to having some neoclassical traits. My work views are very neoclassicist. I always write papers in structure; it does

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