Romantic period

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When was the romantic period?

First half of the 19th century (1800s)

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What does this period prioritise?

human emotion and imaginative freedom

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Who are the 3 key figures?

Coleridge Schegal Hazlitt

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What did Coleridge identify Hamlet as?

A new hero

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What did Coleridge quote about Shakespeare’s plays?

they appealed to the imagination rather than the senses

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What was Coleridge critical quote on Hamlet’s mind?

‘overbalance of imaginative power which is consistently occupied with the world within and abstracted from the world without’

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What did Coleridge say about Hamlet and himself

‘i have a smack of Hamlet myself’

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What did shelgal say was the reason for Hamlet’s indecision?

Overintellectualizing of his problems

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What was Schlegal quote about Hamlet

‘ he looses himself in labyrinths of thought’

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What did Coleridge argue Hamlet’s inaction was because of

his imagination was more real to him than what his senses told him

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What was Hazlitt’s role

Seeing whether we could identify with Hamlet

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What did Hazlitt criticise? What did he say instead?

pre-romantic critics ‘it is we that are Hamlet’

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What did Hazlitt believe Hamlet’s cruelty to Ophelia should be excused by?

‘quite natural in his circumstances’

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Is Hazlitt very sympathetic towards Hamlet?

yes

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What does Hazlitt argue the play is? quote

‘unstudied ( unnatural ) development of character