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The Romantic Period
 

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The Romantic Period

by María Eugenia Hidalgo
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It dominated Western intellectual and artistic life in the early 19th century.

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Basic tenets of Romanticism:

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It marked the end of the Romantic period.

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They pioneered literary Romanticism in Britain.

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Their poetry contained aspects of Romanticism, even though it was produced before the actual beginning of the Romantic period in Britain.

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Collection of poetry whose publication marked the real flowering of Romanticism in Britain:

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They published Lyrical Ballads in 1798.

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He was deeply committed to the common people and sought to express individual human experiences in a natural language.

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He focused on exotic experiences, letting his imagination wander in realms of mystery and the supernatural.

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They belonged to the so-called "second generation" of Romantic poets.

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Writer who produced essays that reflected the romantic emphasis on personal experience:

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Writer who pioneered the historical novel during the Romantic period:

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Example of gothic novel in the Romantic period:

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Writer who remained neoclassical in many ways, penning ironic novels of manners:

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