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WILLIAM
WORDSWORTH
SAMUEL T.
COLERIDGE
Romantic Poets
William Blake
Blakes life was spent
in rebellion and the
restrictive influences
of institutions such as
government and the
church. Blake was
aware of the negative
effects of the rapidly
developing industrial
and commercial
society.
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And
The Tyger
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To see a World in
a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven
in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the
palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
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William Wordsworth
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There is pleasure in
beauty, Wordsworth
writes. And in this
sense, poetry should
gratify the senses.
In striving to capture
the eternal beauty,
the poet gives rise to
romantic expression
in all human beings.
is
best
known as a nature poet
who
found
beauty,
comfort
and
moral
strength in the natural
world. If he were alive
today
he
would
probably be a member
of an organisation that
campaigns to protect
the evironment. For
him the World of nature
is free from corruption
and stress, and offers
man
a
means
of
escape
from
industrialised society.
Samuel T. Coleridge
Coleridges poetry
often deals with the
mysterious, the
supernatural and the
extraordinary. While
Wordsworth looked for
the spiritual in
everyday subjects,
Coleridge wanted to
give the supernatural a
colouring of everyday
reality.
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Coleridge describes
the natural and
supernatural events
that occur during
the adventurous
voyage.The events
of the poem take
place in an eerie,
ghostly atmosphere
and the reader
often feels he is
moving from a real
to an unreal world
and back again.
GEORGE
BYRON
PERCY
BYSSHE
SHELLEY
JOHN
KEATS
Romantic Poets
George Byron
Byron was the
prototype of the
Romantic poet. He
was heavily involved
with contemporary
social issues. He like
the heroes of his long
narrative poems, was
a melancholy and
solitary figure whose
actions often defiend
social convections.
Don Juan
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The most notorious Romantic poet and Like the leaves of the forest when Summer is green,
That host with their banners at sunset were seen:
satirist. Byron was famous in his
Like the leaves of the forest when Autumn hath blown,
lifetime for his love affairs with
That host on the morrow lay withered and strown.
women and Mediterranean boys. He
And there lay the rider distorted and pale,
created his own cult of personality, the
With the dew on his brow, and the rust on his mail:
concept of the 'Byronic hero' - a
And the tents were all silent, the banners alone,
defiant, melancholy young man,
The lances unlifted, the trumpet unblown.
brooding on some mysterious,
And the widows of Ashur are loud in their wail,
unforgivable in his past. Byron's
And the idols are broke in the temple of Baal;
influence on European poetry, music, And the might of the Gentile, unsmote by the sword,
Hath melted like snow in the glance of the Lord!
novel, opera, and painting has been
- The Destruction of Sennacherib
immense, although the poet was
George Gordon Byron
widely condemned on moral grounds
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by his
Backcontemporaries.
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revoluctionary and
non-conformist of the
Romantic poet. He was
an individualist and
idealist who rejected
the istitutions of,
family,church,
marriage and the
Christian faith and
rebelled against all
forms of tyranny.
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Defence of Poetry
John Keats
Keatss life makes his
literary achievements
even more astonishing.
The main theme of his
poetry is: the conflict
betwenn the real world
of suffering, death and
decay and the ideal
world of beauty,
immagination and
eternal youth.
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Classicism
Romanticism
Romantic character
Characteristics
Eugne Delacroix,
Liberty Leading the
People
Franois Rude, La
Marseillaise
Romantic
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From Roman a poetic or prose heroic
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narrative, in late medieval literature
Term is revived to describe a movement
or set of shared beliefs and themes
growing out of late 18th and early 19th C
and present as a continuing influence or
tendency
Nature
In Nature, Humanity is
Inspired
Informed
Redeemed
Transformed
Idealized
Equality
Egalitarian view of society
The social union among people
Nationalism (loyalty to nation
v. rulers)
Revolution and reform
Humanity can be perfected
Sensibility
Idealism
Intensity of emotions
Significance of actions
Worthiness of common person
Humanitys best is glorified in the
Classical
Medieval
Imagination
Power of imagination to
transport
Mind heals, condemns itself
Subjective nature of truth
Spontaneous response
Perhaps the
the poets of
is their attitude to nature. The
solitude of real nature is alien,
immeasurable, inhuman; the
Romantic solitude is a vision of
nature which reflects the solitude of
the poet. The Romantic finds
everywhere in nature his own image.
-Stephen Spender
Romanticism - Characteristics:
The predominance of
Individualism
imagination over reason Human rights
and formal rules
Idealization of rural
Primitivism
life
Love of nature
Enthusiasm for the
An interest in the past
wild, irregular, Gothic
or grotesque in nature
Mysticism
Enthusiasm for the
Interest in the Gothic
uncivilized or natural
Principles of
Romanticism:
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was a reaction
against
As a political movement, this reaction was
reflected in the new democratic ideals that
convention:
opposed monarchy and feudalism.
In art, it meant a turn away from
Neoclassicism and the ancient models of
Greek perfection and Classical correctness.
Philosophically, romanticism would contend
with Rationalismthe belief that truth could
be discerned by logic and reason.
Romanticism
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asserted the
Romanticism marked an era characterized by an
power
ofofthe
idealization
the individual.
individual:
Politically, the movement influenced democratic
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reflected a deep
For the romantics, nature was how the spirit was
appreciation
of
revealed to humankind.
The romantic philosophers believed in the
the
beauties
of nature of reality.
metaphysical
or spiritual
nature:
They thought that a higher reality existed behind
the appearance of things in the physical world.
Nature appeared to people as a material reality;
however, because it evoked such strong feelings in
humankind, it revealed itself as containing a
higher, spiritual truth.
Romantic artists tried to capture in their art the
same feelings nature inspired in them.
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emphasized the
The romantics believed that emotion and the
importance
senses could leadof
to higher truths than either
reason or the intellect could.
subjective
the
Romantics
supposed that feelings, such as awe,
fear, delight, joy, and wonder, were keys that could
experience:
unlock the mysteries of the world.
The result was a literature that continually explored
the inward experiences of the self.
The imagination became one of the highest
faculties of human perception, for it was through
the imagination that individuals could experience
transcendent or spiritual truths.
Romanticism was
idealistic:
Philosophical
Roots of
Romanticism
Philosophical
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Roots of
Philosophy before Kant was largely based on
Romanticism
rationalism and empiricism.
(cont.)
Rationalism was the belief that knowledge of the
world could be obtained only through reason.
Reason could know reality independently from
sense of experience; that is, logic, not emotion led to
truth.
Empiricism was the exact opposite. English
philosophers, such as John Locke and David Hume,
argued that sense was the only way of arriving at
knowledge. To get at the truth, one had to go by
experienceby scientifically weighing the evidence.
Romanticism in the
Visual Arts
In the visual arts, English artists such as J.M.W. Turner (17751851) and John Constable (1776-1837) established the visual
romantic genre through their landscapes of sea and
countryside.
Using rich, almost impressionistic colors and tones, they painted
with a deep appreciation of the beauties of nature.
Both reflected the contemporary literary and romantic
movements in Europe.
Their art conveyed the romantic ideal; that is, they supported
the romantic belief that reflections on the beauty of nature could
initiate a heightened personal awareness of the senses, and
thus approach the spirit of the divine.
Romanticism in
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