Romantic Era

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hen did the Romantic era in literature roughly begin?
Late 18th century (around 1789, French Revolution sparks Romantic thought).
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Key publication that marks Romanticism’s start in Britain?
1798: Lyrical Ballads by Wordsworth & Coleridge.
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When was Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage by Byron published?
1812 (made Byron famous overnight).
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When did John Keats write his famous odes?
1819 (his 'Great Year' of poetry).
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Year of Percy Shelley’s Ode to the West Wind?
1819.
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When was Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein first published?
1818.
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When was the second edition of Frankenstein published (with Mary Shelley’s name)?
1831.
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When did Lord Byron die, and where?
1824, in Missolonghi, Greece.
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When did Keats die, and where?
1821, in Rome.
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What is Romanticism in literature?
A movement (late 18th–mid 19th c.) emphasizing emotion, imagination, nature, and individuality over reason and order.
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What is “The Sublime”?
Awe-inspiring beauty mixed with terror and grandeur (influenced by Edmund Burke).
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What is “Negative Capability”?
John Keats’ idea: embracing uncertainty and ambiguity without needing logical answers.
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What is the “Byronic Hero”?
A dark, brooding, rebellious protagonist (popularized by Lord Byron).
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What is “Romantic Nationalism”?
Using literature/art to express cultural identity and patriotism (e.g., Wordsworth’s English landscapes).
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What is a “Romantic Ode”?
A lyric poem meditating on nature, beauty, mortality, and art (Keats, Shelley).
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What does “Nature” symbolize in Romanticism?
Nature is spiritual, inspiring, and a source of truth; often reflects human emotions.
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Who were the 1st gen romantic poets?

Wordsworth, Coleridge, Wiliam Blake

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When were the 1st gen romantic poets writing?

Late 1700s, around the french revolution of 1789

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Who were the 2nd gen romantic poets

John Keats, Lord Byron, Percy Shelley

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When were the 2nd gen romantic poets writing?

Roughly 1810s-1820s