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When was the romantic period?
First half of the 19th century (1800s)
What does this period prioritise?
human emotion and imaginative freedom
Who are the 3 key figures?
Coleridge Schegal Hazlitt
What did Coleridge identify Hamlet as?
A new hero
What did Coleridge quote about Shakespeare’s plays?
they appealed to the imagination rather than the senses
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’
What did Coleridge say about Hamlet and himself
‘i have a smack of Hamlet myself’
What did shelgal say was the reason for Hamlet’s indecision?
Overintellectualizing of his problems
What was Schlegal quote about Hamlet
‘ he looses himself in labyrinths of thought’
What did Coleridge argue Hamlet’s inaction was because of
his imagination was more real to him than what his senses told him
What was Hazlitt’s role
Seeing whether we could identify with Hamlet
What did Hazlitt criticise? What did he say instead?
pre-romantic critics ‘it is we that are Hamlet’
What did Hazlitt believe Hamlet’s cruelty to Ophelia should be excused by?
‘quite natural in his circumstances’
Is Hazlitt very sympathetic towards Hamlet?
yes
What does Hazlitt argue the play is? quote
‘unstudied ( unnatural ) development of character