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Romanticism is a literary, artistic and intelectual movement focused start learning
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on emotional expression that took place in B throughout E between 1770 1848
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features an interest in folk culture start learning
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national and ethnic cultural origins
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appreciation of the beauties of nature
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features a new view of the artist as start learning
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A supremely individual creator
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features a general exaltation of emotion over start learning
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reason and of the senses over intellect
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William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Blake
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Victorian Realism is a literary movement during the Victorian era 1837-1901 start learning
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that aimed to portray life with truth and accuracy without romanticization and idealization
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Features V people and the world start learning
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Features V mixed characters of both start learning
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Features V characters whose goals and Dreams start learning
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conflict with social expectation
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sisters Brönte, Charles Dickens, George Eliot
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John Ruskin, Matthew Arnold
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preface the language of poetry start learning
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poetry should use the natural everyday language of common people
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preface focus on ordinary life and nature start learning
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the beauty of nature as subjects worthy of poetic exploration
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preface the role of the poet start learning
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the poet as an individual with a unique sensibility and capabke of understanding emotions
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preface poetry as a reflection of humanity start learning
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the purpose of poetry was both to provide pleasure and understand the world
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byronic hero is a fictional character. start learning
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They're someone who exhibits a specific set of characteristics that make their life similar to Byron
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byronic hero charismatic, sexually liberated, start learning
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mysterious, arrogant, forced to deal with trauma, highly perceptive
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Harold isolation and alienation start learning
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he distanced himself from others
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Harold mysterious past and romantic idealism start learning
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he has suffered a moral and emotional fall
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Harold self-destructive behaviour start learning
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the poem hints at harold's indulgent past ex reckless behaviour
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is a genre in which the author uses real events but adds fictional characters
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history setting stories in start learning
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familiar historical events
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history bringing together fictional start learning
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characters and real life figures
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history not simplying retell the historical start learning
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events and enumerating dates
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main trends in B.L. during the fin start learning
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1 the neo-Gothic. 2 the colonial narratives. 3. the pessimistic naturalism. 4. the new woman experimentalism
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