'Romantic writers' presentation slideshows

The critique of the social

The critique of the social. Dr Imogen Peck Department of History. The long essay. Questions students have tackled in the past include: Analyse the ways in which ideas about the polis changed over the course of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

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American Romanticism (Part 2)

American Romanticism (Part 2). Fall 2012. 1800-1855 marked a period in American Literature known as American Romanticism. American Romantic writers focused on the power of the individual rather than a higher power.

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. 1485-1625. Three Sources of Knowledge. Five senses: hearing, seeing, tasting, feeling, and smelling Helps to understand world around us Smell citrus, feel tough outer skin, see the color orange Children start out in this state Slave to desires/needs A child is but a slave

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Romanticism and Transcendentalism 1830-1865 1840-1855

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THE ROMANTIC PERIOD

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American Romanticism

American Romanticism. 1800 - 1860. Introduction. The theme of journey as a declaration of independence Bryant, Homes, Whittier, Longfellow, and Lowell are Romantic poets Irving is the Father of American Literature Cooper is the Father of the American novel

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QUESTION FOR CONSIDERATION:

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Romanticism

Romanticism. Alex Plotkin Mitchell Matheny Randall Familo. Origins. Type of writing in which the authors rejected science and Reason It was rebellious and embodied nature emotion and individual emotion Originated during the first half of the 19 th Century in Germany and England.

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Gothic Literature

Gothic Literature. Romanticism. The predominance of imagination over reason and formal rules Primitivism Belief that primitive cultures are superior to modern cultures Love of nature An interest in the past Mysticism Belief in a reality passing normal human understanding

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1 . THE CULTIVATION OF SENSIBILITY, EMOTION, PASSION

DO NOW: What is Romanticism? In your notebook, write down anything you know or think about Romanticism.

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Warm Up

Warm Up. If you had to describe yourself using one, simple image, what would it be ? Why? You may draw the image if you like. Daily Objective. Today I will infer the meaning of universal truths in Haikus by writing a paragraph response to six poems and creating my own Haikus. Haikus.

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Effects of French Revolution in England (1789-1799)

Effects of French Revolution in England (1789-1799). Fahmida Matin ENGLISH 3120 7/23/13. Background info. 1789- The beginning of the revolution, a period in the history of France The monarchy was overthrown and radical restructuring was forced upon the Roman catholic church.

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Victor Marie Hugo By: John Walker

Victor Marie Hugo By: John Walker. Birth date: February 26, 1802 Death date: May 22, 1885 Hugo's father was an officer in Napoleon's army. His parents spilt up and he was raised by his mother. Victor-Marie Hugo was born in Besancon.

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ROMANTICISM

ROMANTICISM. Romanticism. Artistic movement State of Mind, or both. Characteristics of romantic writing. Imagination over reason/intuition over facts. Characteristics of romantic writing. Intense interest in and reverence for nature Beauty of nature

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Victor marie Hugo

Victor marie Hugo. Kristin, Danielle, and David. His Fame. Victor Hugo (1802-1885) is one of the most important French romantic writers. His two most famous works are Les Miserables, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which have both been adapted to film several times. His Life.

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English Romanticism

English Romanticism. 1798-1832. English romanticism developed as a reaction to many social influences: --the unrest of the French Revolution --the excesses of the Industrial Revolution --the widespread poverty and oppression of workers. A Time of Revolution.

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The Dark Romantics

The Dark Romantics. Not your average love stories. A Dark romantic View.

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ROMANTIC PERIOD ( c . 1790-1830)

ROMANTIC PERIOD ( c . 1790-1830). Romantic poets write about nature, imagination, and individuality in England. Romanticism was a movement in many art forms: dramatic, literary and visual arts . It places emphasis on eliciting an emotional response of the reader .

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