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Pre-Romantic England: True or False

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Test your knowledge of early Romantic precursors.

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Pre-Romantic England: True or False
 

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Test your knowledge of early Romantic precursors.

by angelica.santamariar@uaem.mx
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The term 'pre-romanticism' was widely used by contemporaries in the late 18th century.

2

Scottish Enlightenment ideas had little impact on English pre-romantic writers.

3

Romantic poets like Wordsworth and Coleridge were the main drivers of pre-romantic thought.

4

Jane Austen is a central figure of pre-romantic England.

5

Edmund Burke's aesthetic theories of the sublime and beautiful had an influence on early Pre-Romantic taste.

6

Pre-romantic writers often emphasized nature, imagination, and emotion as precursors to Romantic ideals.

7

The Gothic novel began to shape Pre-Romantic mood in England before the full rise of Romantic poets.

8

Industrial Revolution's social changes contributed to a shift toward individual emotion characteristic of Pre-Romanticism.

9

Pre-romanticism rejected interest in the sublime and the gothic.

10

Pre-romanticism in England developed in the late 18th century as a bridge to Romanticism.

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