Tania &joana

Tania &joana

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  ROMANTICISM
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  DEFINITION OF ROMANTICISM  often Romanticism An artistic and intellectual movement originating in Europe in the late 18th century and characterized by a heightened interest in nature, emphasis on the individual's expression of emotion and imagination, departure from the attitudes and forms of classicism, and rebellion against established social rules and conventions.
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  ROMANTICISM’S PHILOSOPHY  Romanticismsbegan in the 18th century.  Romanticism emphasizes passion rather than reason, and imagination and intuition rather than logic.  It encourages authors to write more about emotions.  Romanticism is still present today in literature.
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  ROMANTICISM AUTHORS  Washington Irving was the first American writer to achieve international fame in romanticism.  “In his twenties, Bryant left the rural scenes and Puritan conservatism of western Massachusetts for New York City. He produced a small body of verse of such a high quality that he is knowkn
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  ROMANTICISM SENSIBILITY  TheRationalistic view of urban life is replaced by the romantic view.  Romantics associated the country with independence moral clarity and purity.. And idyllic place of escape.  Romantics value feeling and intuition over reason.  Imagination , emotion , spontaneity, feeling and nature and more important than rational thought.
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  PRINCIPLES OF ROMANTICISMS Sincerity ,spontaneity, and faith in emotions as the markers of the truth .  Focus on the individual.. What is special in man is to be value over what is representative…emphasis on self- analysis.  Nature as a source of instruction delight and nourishment for the soul return to nature as a source of inspiration and wisdom ; celebration pf mans connection to nature often contrasted with the unnatural constraints of society