american romanticism and transcendentalism

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movement

a change or development

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romanticism begins

western europe in 19th century

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jean-jacques rousseau’s book title

“emile” “on education”

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meaning of emile

glamor is from innocence and sweetness of the child

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romanticism is also called

age of innocence

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why does thomas chatterton kill himself

no one wants to publish his poetry and his family pressured him to be a lawyer

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thomas chatterton is a symbol of

emotion over reason

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goethe’s story title

the sorrows of young werther

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meaning of the sorrows of young werther

werther kills himself because he is in love with someone he can’t have while being pressured to be a bourgeoisie

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romanticism in art

focus on emotions, feelings and moods

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american romanticism

the building of a new nation with new technology

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transcendentalism begins

new england portion of US in 19th century

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transcendentalism

protest against the general culture of american society and unitarian church

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transcendentalism is built on

philosophy of Immanuel Kant, German idealists and romanticists, Ancient Indian Vedic thought

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all movements…

rebel against a previous way of life

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transcendentalism is also called

american renaissance