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Romantic poetry

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Course Syllabus

  1. Introduction to Romanticism: Context and Characteristics
  2. William Wordsworth: Nature and the Everyday
  3. Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Imagination and the Supernatural
  4. Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley: Rebellion and Idealism
  5. John Keats: Beauty, Art, and Mortality
  6. Romantic Poetic Forms and Devices
  7. The Legacy and Influence of Romanticism

Study Notes

Introduction to Romanticism: Context and Characteristics

Romanticism isn't just a style; it's a whole way of looking at the world that deeply influenced art, music, and especially literature, from the late 18th century through the mid-19th century. To really grasp Romantic poetry, you need to understand what was going on around the poets at the time.

Around the time Romanticism took off (roughly 1789-1832 in Britain), Europe was a whirlwind of change:

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