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Romanticism

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Romanticism a pan-european musical, artistic and literary movement, a reaction against the preceding age of reason and the growing industrialisation, radical, progressive politics , romanticized past (medieval), nature over human activity.
Romanticism dates (1798 - 1837) publication of lyrical ballads / coronation of queen victoria.
Agricultural revolution mid-17th to 19th century, increase in the food supply → rapid population growth.
The industrial revolution facilitated by the agricultural revolution, which led to an increased labor force in the cities, emergence of modern recognisable form of capitalism.
The lake poets William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, founding figures of English romanticism.
Lyrical ballads 1798, a joint collection of Wordsworth and coleridge.
Poetic manifesto preface of lyrical ballads by Wordsworth, plain language, ordinary subjects, poet’s role = the voice of the people.
theory of composition wordsworth the spontaneous overflow of feelings + emotion recollected in tranquility.
Coleridge’s poems show the influence of the gothic. ‘The rime of the ancient mariner’ .
Lord Byron “childe harold’s pilgrimage” ; “don juan”, traveled around europe, mostly italy and greece.
Percy Bysshe Shelley an aristocrat, he was politically radical. early anarchist, married Mary Shelley, author of frankenstein.
John Keats 2nd gen of romantic poets, a humble background, postmortem success.
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