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dates of Romantic movement and why
1798 - 1800s - publication of Lyrical Ballads
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major "-ism"s during Romanticism
nationalism, imperialism, industrialism
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poetry connects humans, voice of the common man
wordsworth
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over-aching themes of poetry
- nature
- imagination
- emotion
- anti-neoclassical
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Lines Written in Early Spring
Wordsworth
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Coleridge's Poetry Philosophy 3 points
- 1. Should NOT be written in words of the common man - emotions require more
- 2. Doesn't believe "common language" exists - individual, class, universe
- 3. Imagination
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Coleridge's Imaginations
- primary - spontaneous creation of new ideas. Happens organically but expressed perfectly
- Secondary - when thinking about creativity, consciousness alters thought
- Fanciful - reconfigures existing ideas
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Kubla Khan - author and dates
- Coleridge
- written 1777, published 1816
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Pride and Prejudice - author, dates, original title
- Jane Austen
- written 1797, published 1813
- "First Impressions"
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A Vindication of the Rights of Women - author and dates
- Mary Wolestencraft
- 1792
- The standards we set for women are the insults we throw back at them
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