romantic poems Defination
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2 poems that tend to focus on the inner experience and feelings, like dreams and the subconscious
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3 uses vivid language
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4 poetry that is imaginative and deals with nature, love, and adventure, but with strict metrcal patterns
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5 "the real language of men", "common life". emotional and often enthusiastic in its embracing of the large, impressive forces of nature and the infinite resources of the human imagination
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6 heightened interest in nature, emohasis on the individual's expression of emotion and reaction; departing from the intellectual; focus on self
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7 ______ focused on nature, emotion, imagination, individualism, and youth. there are three types: sonnets, lyrics, and ballads.
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8 poetry with romantic overtones
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9 william wordsworth, percy shelley, john keats, ralph waldo emerson, walt whitman, walter scott, nathaniel hawthorne; 19th century english and american poetry that talks about common life, very emotional, nature-like, natural imagery, human imagination, sublime and transcendence
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10 carefully structured metrical poems that originated in medieval france and told stories of chivalrous knights undertaking perilous journeys often to rescue damsels in distress.
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11 originally stories of chivalrous knights on perilous journeys, but expanded meaning includes poems that focus on inner feelings and the subconscious.
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12 associated with britain in the late 1700s and early 1800s, a simpler language and the poet's own feelings.
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13 expression of individual
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14 loved to write about nature
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15 seen by romantics as the highest form of expression. also, "the real language of men", "common life" emotional and often enthusiastic in its embracing of the large, impressive forces of nature and the infinite resources of the human imagination. seen by rom
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16 1785-1930 extreme individualism,prized imagination over reason, formal rules, thought emotion and instinct were more valuable than reason and logos. seek to find the absolute, ideal by transcending the actual. saw nature a revelation of truth.
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17 poetry having to do with nature and has romantic overtones
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18 poetry utilizing vivid and colorful language, to portray elevating themes or ideas
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19 william blake (ancestor) writer and a painter songs of innocence and experience william wordsworth- poetry is "spirituous overflow of powerful religion" nostalgic, and religious/spiritual. "emotion recollected in tranquility" samuel taylor coolidge- lord byron- byronic hero- rebel ; variety percy shelley- political love poems john keats- ode
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20 characterized by vivid and colorful language
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21 more unordered more idealized
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22 poetry about feelings, nature, and experience
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23 poetry wit romantic overtones and dealt with nature how do i love thee? let me count the ways (elizabeth barrett browning)
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24 romanticism largely began as a reaction against the prevailing enlightenment ideals of the day.
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25 stressed emotions and imagination; wrote about subjective experiences of the individual, such as desires, hopes, and dreams; exalted nature in all its creative and destructive forces; believed in spontaneity of thought and action; believed in experimentation; reflected on childhood, primitive societies, and the common man; celebrated intense passion and vision; sought a more natural poetic diction and form
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26 refers to the literary movement that peaked in england during the 19th century; wordsworth, coleridge, keats, shelley, and byron are important to know
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27 characterized by vivd and colorful language
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28 beauty of the supernatural, championing of the individual, the importance of nature, the dangers of technology
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29 - rime of the ancient mariner by coleridge - illustrates a stories about a voyage at sea told by an old man to a group on their way to a wedding. he was sent off course due to a storm and then ended up lost. he sees an albatross (type of bird) which gives him hope but he later shoots he albatross when he realizes hope is lost. after his crew all dies, he finds his way back to land, but i forced to travel telling the story of him and the albatross - need for respect of nature - nature as a powerful source - isolation - emotional -mary shelley (frankenstein)
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30 literature dating from 1798-1832; interested in feelings and imagination, rural and natural intead of: rationalism (science, urban society); mystical and personal poetry
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31 emphasized emotions, focuse on common life and nature, use of imagination, democracy, mystery and supernatural, vernacular
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32 emphasizes imagination, freedom, emotion, wildness, and the beauty of the untamed world. along with the rights of individual, the nobility of common man.
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33 lord byron
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34 blossoms during this period in history
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35 imagination, concern with individual common man, supernatural elements, nature, emphasis on innocence
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36 william wordsworth, the prelude samuel taylor coleridge, rime of the ancient mariner (a sailor at a wedding ceremony tells his story)
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37 a reaction against the prevailing enlightenment ideals of the day (favored more natural, emotional and personal artistic themes trying to create a new kind of ______ that emphasized intuition over reason and the pastoral over the urban, often eschewing consciously ______ language in an effort to use more colloquial language; dominant theme the filtering of natural emotion through the human mind in order to create art, coupled with an awareness of the duality created by such a process.
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38 imagination, intutition, inspiration, idealis, , and indivuduality. feeling over reason.
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39 -poems that tend to focus on the inner experience and feelings, like dreams and the subconscious -5 i's
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40 imagination is emphasized over reason;feelings and heart over mind; idealism, creativity, individual; william wordsworth and samuel coleridge fathers of romanticism
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41 true
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42 poetry that thought the way to be happy was by praising nature and human emotions: the five i's: imagination intuition idealism inspiration individualism
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43 o the individual: focused on the importance of being your best self in nature o imagination:romantics believed imagination was a much better response to change than using reason. o intuition: the idea of doing what was right rater than what was popular at the time; opposed government ideas.
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44 love poems; wordsworth, coleridge, keats, shelley, and byron; lionizes the individual hero
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45 narrative poetry with complex plots, heroic, focus on adventure
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46 personal experiences over epic events
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47 pastoral over urban
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48 intuition over reason
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49 poetry characterized by a concern for the beauty and power of nature, an emphasize on feeling, and the use of rich, vivid imagery and figurative language
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50 vernacular over elevated language
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51 this era of poetry shifted from satire and heroic modes to ballads and odes. subjects include everyday life, animals, children, and the poor.
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52 narrative poetry with complex plots focusing on adventure
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53 a group of romantic poets who wrote about nature and the sublime; emotional and often enthusiastic in its embracing of the large, impressive forces of nature and the infinite resources of the human imagination. --- (natural imagery, transcendence); notable authors: william wordsworth, percy shelley, and john keats
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54 defined as the "spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings recollected in tranquility"; sudden powerful overflow of feelings that was later remembered again in peace through poetry
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55 vivid and colorful language, evocative of elevating themes anideas
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56 rejected formal works...
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57 washington irving, nathaniel hawthorne, edgar allan poe, herman melville, walt whitman
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58 shifts from satire and heroic modes to ballads, ways to give the "voice" human passion. subjects were everyday life, animals, children, and the poor. an imaginative activity that was all about the self, the eye, and was more narcassitic. poet and poem for the first time could be the same.
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59 straight to the point with easy diction; popular to write poems about women and children; escape from everyday life
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60 poetry that celebrates the common man's experience and simple everyday moments
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61 a mostly 19th century english and american poetic mode that breaks with earlier neoclassical ideas about poetry by specifically emphasizing that these poems were written in the real language of men and about common life; emotional and often enthusiastic in its embracing of the large, impressive forces of nature and the infinite resources of the human imagination; represented by william wordsworth, percy shelley, and john keats
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62 • saw literature, particularly poetry, as the "spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings" wordsworth • glorification of the commonplace • belief in the supernatural • individualism • nonconformity • man as a striver who sets infinite goals, however inaccessible • optimism about life and man • faith in the individual --- man can do anything • emphasis on intuition • man is inherently good, not evil (though society may corrupt man) • introspection • man in nature • emotional, in touch with spirit, soul, id
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63 the heart, individual/rebel, supernatural, natural landscape, exotic, optimism
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64 writers who revolted against the neoclassicism period in france (1789)
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65 feelings, poetry takes root in feelings
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66 poetry that celebrates common man & common experience (going on a walk)
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67 poems that emphasize feeling, everyday language, and value of the common man
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68 love poems, verses; carefully structured metrical poems. popular in england during the nineteenth century. also deals with cultures of nonclassic lands, nature, pleasures of the exotic, the supernatural, christianity and transcendentalism; it lionizes the individual hero; reflects individuality
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69 protest against the classic formalism, focus on inner experience, feelings, dreams, subconscious, nature, supernatural, individual hero
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70 19th century english and american poetic mode that emphasizes that their works were written in the "real language of men" and is about "common life".
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71 the hippies of the late 18th century who stressed nature, imagination, and freedom
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72 stressed emotions and imagination; wrote about subjective experiences of the individual, such as desires, hopes, and dreams; exalted nature in all its creative and destructive forces; believed in potaneity of thought and action; believed in experimentation; reflected on the experiences of childhood, primitive societies, and the common man; celebrated intense passion and vision; sought a more natural poetic diction and form
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73 tell stories of chivalrous knights undertaking perilous journeys to rescue damsels in distress
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74 romanticism= reaction against enlightenment. tells feelings! example: samuel taylor coleridge - rime of the ancient mariner!!! (a sailor at a wedding ceremony tells his story)
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75 above all, it lionizes the individual hero, often a young man consumed by melancholy and enni or a firebrand rebelling against traditional society
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76 focus on inner experience and feelings, including dreams and the subconscious.
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77 (started by william wordsworth and samuel talyor in lyrical ballads) a poetry that breaks from the past and focuses on emotions, equally important subject matter of common life, and nature
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78 emotional, natural themes with expressive melodies
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79 embraced imagination & naturalness...
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80 turned away from logic and reason...
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81 characterized by a concern for the beauty and power of nature, an emphasis on feeling, and the use of rich, vivid imagery and figurative language
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82 love poems, verses that declare poets' feelings for their sweethearts
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83 expressed personal experiences...
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84 content: intuition, imagination, and feeling; mind was ultimate shaping and creating power; nature as source of subject and image. key players: william wordsworth, percy shelley, john keats. example poem: tinturn abbey
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85 18th century, 1700 - 1799
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86 written in "the real language of men" and about "common life". emotional and often enthusiastic in its embracing of the large, impressive forces of nature and the infinite resources of the human imagination. natural imagery, emphasis on the power of the human imagination; the sublime is the main descriptive mode. transcendence is the ultimate goal of all the romantic poets - poems often find transcendence in the ordinary.
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87 poetry that thought the way to be happy was by praising nature and human emotions. reflects individuality
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88 carefully structured metrical poems that originated in medieval france and told stories of chivalrous knights undertaking perilous journeys often to rescue damsels in distress. a literary moment that peaked in england during the nineteenth-century. a protest against classical formalism. lionized the individual hero.
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89 poetry written in the romanticism era, usually about love, usually dramatic.
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90 highly imaginative, emotional language, has a spirit of optomism
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91 a, c, e, f, g
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92 (1770-1850) reaction to rationalism, refinement, materialism (ideas: nature, childhood, love, individualism, etc)
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93 type of poetry that is capable of inflaming romance, and the poetry that seduces francesca
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94 imaginative, dealing with nature, love, etc., but inn strict metrical patterns
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95 -optimistic about changing individual society -human psyche, self, & other self nature -"fragment" poem, replaces rounded poem(no formal rules) -return to nature to appose human industrialization -emotional and passionate elements of human being -self questioning, rejection of classical focus
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96 romantics viewed poetry as the direct expression of the soul; gave expression to one of the most important characteristics of romanticism- its love of nature; mystical
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97 1785-1830
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98 style that is imaginative and deals with nature, love, and adventure but with strict metrical patterns
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99 emphasized the importance of feeling and imagination over reason. romantic poets denounced traditional literary forms and subjects, and many rejected traditional meters. key british romantic poets include william blake, william wordsworth, percy bysshe shelley, samuel taylor coleridge, and john keats
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