For the AP Literature and Composition Class of 2008-2009.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Romantic Philosophy
Influences on the Romantic movement...What exactly is Romanticism? See Keats, Shelly, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Byron, Burns, and Blake to name just a few.
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Romanticism is an intellectual movement where individuals wrote about their thoughts, emotions, and actions that were rebellious to society’s common standard thought. The genre started in the first half of European 19th century culture. Writers such as Wordsworth, Keats, and Shelley broke up the literary genres into other genres. Narrative verses were in favor of Wordsworth while gothic novels were in favor of Poe and Hoffmann. Creative works of literature spurred from the 18th century standard genres. The result of romanticism was the appreciation of nature where they found themselves through traveling in the works of their own genres.
Romanticism is a movement that started in Europe in the late 1700's. The writers during this time were rebelling against the established rules of society they were defying them by using writing and art. The writers started to separate from the neoclassic writing and started to express their own feelings and their affection toward nature.Coldriege and Wordsworth are a few writers in the first generation in which they used romanticisnsm to express their inner feelings leaving intellectual reason behind, this would lead in a revolution between their peers. This new way of writing freed them from the established rules of writing.
Romanticism was more widespread, both in its origins and influence. No other movement has had comparable variety, reach, and staying power since the end of the Middle Ages.Beginning in Germany and England in the 1770s, by the 1820s it had swept through Europe. Beginning in the last decades of the 18th century, it transformed poetry, the novel, drama, painting, sculpture, all forms of concert music (especially opera), and ballet. It was deeply connected with the politics of the time, echoing people's fears, hopes, and aspirations. It was the voice of revolution at the beginning of the 19th century and the voice of the Establishment at the end of it. This last shift was the result of the triumph of the class which invented, fostered, and adopted as its own the romantic movement.
The romantic movement is when artists were able to express their views in an unrealistic form. Their desire for a change or their shift of emotions from society was a rejection of the englightment but in a way the artists were englightened by their works of art. They cultivated and shifted views of thinking in literature and in politics. It was a new view in viewing themselves and things around them. Romanticism involves some traditions but in a spiritual sense.
The romantic movement occurred in almost every country in Europe and in the United States from 1750 to 1870. During this time, literature shifted away from classical and neoclassical conventions. Instead, it emphasized imagination, intuition, irrationality, emotions, and the supernatural rather than reason, logic, or science. This movement was inspired by the writings of the philosopher Rousseau, who championed the “common man,” and also by the preface to “Lyrical Ballads,” in which Wordworth and Coleridge espoused feeling and sensibility.
The Romantic movement in literature is a re-evaluation of the nature of art and the role of the artist in society. Romantic literature branched out from the world of natural science, mathematics and logic, creating a new style of writing that focused on human emotion and expression.Its emphasis is to express human freedom of emotions. Sincerity, spontaneity, and originality became the new standards in literature, replacing the imitation of classical models favored by 18th‐century neoclassicism. During this movement, poetry undergoes a major revival led by writers such as Wordsworth, Keats, and Shelley. With wars being waged all over Europe, especially in France, Romanticism embraced the ideas of freedom and liberty. A typical hero in Romantic literature is one who defies society and its rule in order to obtain freedom and happiness.
Occurring in the second half of the 18th century in Western Europe, Romanticism is a complex, intellectual, and artistic movement. Romanticism is used to revolt against aristocratic and social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment through visual arts, music, and literature. It reaches beyond the rational ideal to elevate medievalism and elements of art and narrative in an attempt to escape the confines of the population growth. The Romantic Movement led to a rise in the number of great writers, poets, and artists. Keats is one of the principal poets of the Romantic Movement; he influences many English poets with the vivid imagery and sensual style from his work. Another romantic figure is Lord Byron who personified the Romantic Movement in his life and in his multi-faceted writings. Keats and Byron constitute a phase of Romanticism in Britain during a time of war where Romanticism plays a vital role in the national awakening.
Romanticism is a movement during the 18th-19th centuries that emphasizes more on the individual. This art of style focuses on emotion over reason and so on. This movement originated in Europe at a time where things were more bland and textbooked. This is an intellectual and artistic movement that was brought up in literature, phiosophy, religion, art and politics. Everything became more dramatic. People were not afraid to express themselves. Keats, Shelly, Coleridge and Wordsworth are all big writers during this era and influenced many. John Williams during this time created the infamous sound in "Star Wars" which became the sound of this period of time.
Romanticism is the worldwide movement that began in Europe and transcended to the United States some time after. It emphasizes the individual, imagination, intuition, feelings, and nature through the forms of art, (paintings), music, and literature, including poetry. Such English romantic poets as Byron, Shelley, Robert Burns, Keats, Robert Southey, and William Cowper are English romantic poets who encouraged the importance of the individual and its reaction to life. Romanticism influenced other literary movements such as transcendentalism. This artistic and philosophical movement is present in literature because Romanticism esteemed the significance of symbols in literature. Symbols could express infinite beliefs.
Well in music, romanticism has had a great impact and has been going on since the 1820's. Romantic composers such as Beethoven and Mozart (technically considered classical, but still had elements of romanticism) were the highlight of the music period at that time, being extremely famous for their type of music. The romantic era had a great impact in Opera and caused for successful music still listened to today.
Through the music, people can see that romanticism is a focus on the individual work that one sets forth. Beethoven wrote all his music and composed it, showing his romantic style of creation. In this time, people were not afraid of trying new types of things and were open to many types of ideas. People always came up with new ideas and that gave change to music. Emotions were the backbone of this and ignored science and facts for a time, to truly see what happens in our world when you only allow yourself to take it all in.
Romanticism stresses the importance of feelings, imagination, self-expression and individual creativity, by realizing the importance of nature shown through visual arts, music, and literature. Deeply connected with the politics of the time the writers are rebelling against the rules of society by using art. These individuals revolted against aristrocratic social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment. It is an artistic and philosophical movement that redefined the fundamental ways in which people in Western cultures thought about themselves and about their world.
The Romantic Period emphasizes in imagination, creativity, the value of art and the self. This movement occurred during between the 18th and 19th century where its roots can be found in the work of Immanuel Kant. Kant believed in the idea of moving from the objective to the subjunctive; human beings do not see the world directly, but through a number of categories. A romantic painting is generally characterized by a highly imaginative and subjective approach, emotional intensity, and a dreamlike or visionary quality. Another Romantic poet is Keats, who influenced the use of Romanticism in other poets. Romanticism strives to express by suggestion states of feeling too intense, mystical, or elusive to be clearly defined. It is also a rebellion against established social rules and conventions.
The Romanticism movement, literature wise, is an artistic movement that took place in 1700s-1800s; it is another look of the nature of art and the role of the drawers and artists in society during that time. Through eye-touching arts, pleasing music, and mundane literature, it is used to revolt against social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment. The literature from this movement stressed emotions and irrationality rather than reasoning; it focused upon the freedom of emotions from human beings. Writers such as Wordsworth, Keats, Byron, Burns, and Shelley led a major revival with their literature skills. With the presence of skillful writers, Romanticism has urged other literary movements like transcendentalism. This movement exists in literature because Romanticism apprised and showed the importance of symbols in writing literature.
Romanticism is an intellectual movement originiated in Western Europe in the 18th century. It rebeled against aristocratic social norms. Its invfluence is though the arts, literature, and music. Romanticism wants to express life's aesthetic through experience. IN literature, strong emotions are conveyed to produce the experience for the reader. However, this experience is only through the mind. The mind must go through a journey to reach the beauty in understanding the meaning of life. This relates the the century's beginning of figuring out science. This new discovery effected the way people view life. They began to question their existence. Romanticism wakes people from seeing the world in one view. It serves to reveal the relationship between human and nature in order to proceed into learning about the world.
Romanticism is a movement during the 18th and 19th centuries, in which people expressed their emotions. John Keats was a romantic poet who had a very difficult life due to the death of his parents and one brother, the other brother immigrated to America, and he was poor. He was known as one of the greatest poets of England. He was known for his descriptions of the beauty of nature. Lord Byron’s works made English Romanticism into an international style. Through these persons and many others made the Romantic Movement a movement in which everyone could express themselves the way they wanted not worrying about what other said.
The Romantic Movement during the 18th and 19th centurie was more than expressing love. It was an artistic and philosophical movement that redefined the fundamental ways in which people in Western cultures thought about themselves and about their world. It was also known as the "age of revolutions." It was portrayed from music,to painting, to sculpture, and architecture. The artists like Bruce writing Goethe and Schiller in Germany. Then, the writers expressed imagination as a dynamic and active power, with its primary faculty is used to create all art. Many writers included art and symbolism taht expressed emotion and contrasted with the previous mechanical "rules" implanted by the Neoclassicism Movement.
Romanticism was a literary movement that carried through the country of Europe, The U.S. and Latin America that lasted from about 1750 to 1870. It emphasis on the individual's expression of emotion and imagination, departure from the attitudes and forms of classicism and rebellion against established social rules. It is basicly a movement in literature and the fine arts.
The romantic movement gave the Europeans the opening to happiness. By rebelling against society through writing, people were able to express their feelings, thoughts, and emotions. Throught the romantic's rebellion the beauty of self expression was developed. It also resulted in the appreciation of nature. The romantic movement completely transformed writing and the beauty of humanity's passion can now be shown.
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Romanticism is an intellectual movement where individuals wrote about their thoughts, emotions, and actions that were rebellious to society’s common standard thought. The genre started in the first half of European 19th century culture. Writers such as Wordsworth, Keats, and Shelley broke up the literary genres into other genres. Narrative verses were in favor of Wordsworth while gothic novels were in favor of Poe and Hoffmann. Creative works of literature spurred from the 18th century standard genres. The result of romanticism was the appreciation of nature where they found themselves through traveling in the works of their own genres.
OK. Good Start. But what exactly is the Romantic movement in literature? Break down. Explain.
Romanticism is a movement that started in Europe in the late 1700's. The writers during this time were rebelling against the established rules of society they were defying them by using writing and art. The writers started to separate from the neoclassic writing and started to express their own feelings and their affection toward nature.Coldriege and Wordsworth are a few writers in the first generation in which they used romanticisnsm to express their inner feelings leaving intellectual reason behind, this would lead in a revolution between their peers. This new way of writing freed them from the established rules of writing.
Romanticism was more widespread, both in its origins and influence. No other movement has had comparable variety, reach, and staying power since the end of the Middle Ages.Beginning in Germany and England in the 1770s, by the 1820s it had swept through Europe. Beginning in the last decades of the 18th century, it transformed poetry, the novel, drama, painting, sculpture, all forms of concert music (especially opera), and ballet. It was deeply connected with the politics of the time, echoing people's fears, hopes, and aspirations. It was the voice of revolution at the beginning of the 19th century and the voice of the Establishment at the end of it. This last shift was the result of the triumph of the class which invented, fostered, and adopted as its own the romantic movement.
The romantic movement is when artists were able to express their views in an unrealistic form. Their desire for a change or their shift of emotions from society was a rejection of the englightment but in a way the artists were englightened by their works of art. They cultivated and shifted views of thinking in literature and in politics. It was a new view in viewing themselves and things around them. Romanticism involves some traditions but in a spiritual sense.
The romantic movement occurred in almost every country in Europe and in the United States from 1750 to 1870. During this time, literature shifted away from classical and neoclassical conventions. Instead, it emphasized imagination, intuition, irrationality, emotions, and the supernatural rather than reason, logic, or science. This movement was inspired by the writings of the philosopher Rousseau, who championed the “common man,” and also by the preface to “Lyrical Ballads,” in which Wordworth and Coleridge espoused feeling and sensibility.
The Romantic movement in literature is a re-evaluation of the nature of art and the role of the artist in society. Romantic literature branched out from the world of natural science, mathematics and logic, creating a new style of writing that focused on human emotion and expression.Its emphasis is to express human freedom of emotions. Sincerity, spontaneity, and originality became the new standards in literature, replacing the imitation of classical models favored by 18th‐century neoclassicism. During this movement, poetry undergoes a major revival led by writers such as Wordsworth, Keats, and Shelley. With wars being waged all over Europe, especially in France, Romanticism embraced the ideas of freedom and liberty. A typical hero in Romantic literature is one who defies society and its rule in order to obtain freedom and happiness.
romanticism is used to describe literature, defined it as "literature depicting emotional matter in an imaginative form."
Holly Vincent
Occurring in the second half of the 18th century in Western Europe, Romanticism is a complex, intellectual, and artistic movement. Romanticism is used to revolt against aristocratic and social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment through visual arts, music, and literature. It reaches beyond the rational ideal to elevate medievalism and elements of art and narrative in an attempt to escape the confines of the population growth. The Romantic Movement led to a rise in the number of great writers, poets, and artists. Keats is one of the principal poets of the Romantic Movement; he influences many English poets with the vivid imagery and sensual style from his work. Another romantic figure is Lord Byron who personified the Romantic Movement in his life and in his multi-faceted writings. Keats and Byron constitute a phase of Romanticism in Britain during a time of war where Romanticism plays a vital role in the national awakening.
Romanticism is a movement during the 18th-19th centuries that emphasizes more on the individual. This art of style focuses on emotion over reason and so on. This movement originated in Europe at a time where things were more bland and textbooked. This is an intellectual and artistic movement that was brought up in literature, phiosophy, religion, art and politics. Everything became more dramatic. People were not afraid to express themselves. Keats, Shelly, Coleridge and Wordsworth are all big writers during this era and influenced many. John Williams during this time created the infamous sound in "Star Wars" which became the sound of this period of time.
ALEXANDRA AGUILLON
Romanticism is the worldwide movement that began in Europe and transcended to the United States some time after. It emphasizes the individual, imagination, intuition, feelings, and nature through the forms of art, (paintings), music, and literature, including poetry. Such English romantic poets as Byron, Shelley, Robert Burns, Keats, Robert Southey, and William Cowper are English romantic poets who encouraged the importance of the individual and its reaction to life. Romanticism influenced other literary movements such as transcendentalism. This artistic and philosophical movement is present in literature because Romanticism esteemed the significance of symbols in literature. Symbols could express infinite beliefs.
Let's cross-check our research. Star Wars is old, but not as old as the Romantic Movement, People!
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Well in music, romanticism has had a great impact and has been going on since the 1820's. Romantic composers such as Beethoven and Mozart (technically considered classical, but still had elements of romanticism) were the highlight of the music period at that time, being extremely famous for their type of music. The romantic era had a great impact in Opera and caused for successful music still listened to today.
Through the music, people can see that romanticism is a focus on the individual work that one sets forth. Beethoven wrote all his music and composed it, showing his romantic style of creation. In this time, people were not afraid of trying new types of things and were open to many types of ideas. People always came up with new ideas and that gave change to music. Emotions were the backbone of this and ignored science and facts for a time, to truly see what happens in our world when you only allow yourself to take it all in.
Also seen in nature.
Romanticism stresses the importance of feelings, imagination, self-expression and individual creativity, by realizing the importance of nature shown through visual arts, music, and literature. Deeply connected with the politics of the time the writers are rebelling against the rules of society by using art. These individuals revolted against aristrocratic social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment. It is an artistic and philosophical movement that redefined the fundamental ways in which people in Western cultures thought about themselves and about their world.
The Romantic Period emphasizes in imagination, creativity, the value of art and the self. This movement occurred during between the 18th and 19th century where its roots can be found in the work of Immanuel Kant. Kant believed in the idea of moving from the objective to the subjunctive; human beings do not see the world directly, but through a number of categories. A romantic painting is generally characterized by a highly imaginative and subjective approach, emotional intensity, and a dreamlike or visionary quality. Another Romantic poet is Keats, who influenced the use of Romanticism in other poets. Romanticism strives to express by suggestion states of feeling too intense, mystical, or elusive to be clearly defined. It is also a rebellion against established social rules and conventions.
The Romanticism movement, literature wise, is an artistic movement that took place in 1700s-1800s; it is another look of the nature of art and the role of the drawers and artists in society during that time. Through eye-touching arts, pleasing music, and mundane literature, it is used to revolt against social and political norms of the Age of Enlightenment. The literature from this movement stressed emotions and irrationality rather than reasoning; it focused upon the freedom of emotions from human beings. Writers such as Wordsworth, Keats, Byron, Burns, and Shelley led a major revival with their literature skills. With the presence of skillful writers, Romanticism has urged other literary movements like transcendentalism. This movement exists in literature because Romanticism apprised and showed the importance of symbols in writing literature.
Romanticism is an intellectual movement originiated in Western Europe in the 18th century. It rebeled against aristocratic social norms. Its invfluence is though the arts, literature, and music. Romanticism wants to express life's aesthetic through experience. IN literature, strong emotions are conveyed to produce the experience for the reader. However, this experience is only through the mind. The mind must go through a journey to reach the beauty in understanding the meaning of life. This relates the the century's beginning of figuring out science. This new discovery effected the way people view life. They began to question their existence. Romanticism wakes people from seeing the world in one view. It serves to reveal the relationship between human and nature in order to proceed into learning about the world.
Romanticism is a movement during the 18th and 19th centuries, in which people expressed their emotions. John Keats was a romantic poet who had a very difficult life due to the death of his parents and one brother, the other brother immigrated to America, and he was poor. He was known as one of the greatest poets of England. He was known for his descriptions of the beauty of nature. Lord Byron’s works made English Romanticism into an international style. Through these persons and many others made the Romantic Movement a movement in which everyone could express themselves the way they wanted not worrying about what other said.
The Romantic Movement during the 18th and 19th centurie was more than expressing love. It was an artistic and philosophical movement that redefined the fundamental ways in which people in Western cultures thought about themselves and about their world. It was also known as the "age of revolutions." It was portrayed from music,to painting, to sculpture, and architecture. The artists like Bruce writing Goethe and Schiller in Germany. Then, the writers expressed imagination as a dynamic and active power, with its primary faculty is used to create all art. Many writers included art and symbolism taht expressed emotion and contrasted with the previous mechanical "rules" implanted by the Neoclassicism Movement.
Romanticism was a literary movement that carried through the country of Europe, The U.S. and Latin America that lasted from about 1750 to 1870. It emphasis on the individual's expression of emotion and imagination, departure from the attitudes and forms of classicism and rebellion against established social rules. It is basicly a movement in literature and the fine arts.
The romantic movement gave the Europeans the opening to happiness. By rebelling against society through writing, people were able to express their feelings, thoughts, and emotions. Throught the romantic's rebellion the beauty of self expression was developed. It also resulted in the appreciation of nature. The romantic movement completely transformed writing and the beauty of humanity's passion can now be shown.
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