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the romantic impulse
nationalism and romanticism in american painting
romanticism
can be seen as a rejection of the precepts of order, clam, harmony, balance, idealization, and rationality that typified the enlightenment
*feelings and emotions, intuitive thoughts
the romantic impulse
classical and romantic
classical
orderly, calm, harmonious, rational, balanced
romantic
disordered/turbulent, violent, irrational, emotional
nationalism and romanticism in paintings
hudson river school
writers of the romantic era
nathnial hawthorne, emily dickenson, walt whitman, henry david thoreau
american literature
james fenimore cooper
book: the last of the mohicans
examines rugged individualism among white frontiersmen and native americans
walt whitman
book: leaves of grass
about democracy, liberation of the individual, and pleasures of the flesh
william lloyd garrison
publisher, trveling speaker for advocating abolition
garrison and his weekly newspaper “the liberator”
american antislavery societies are created
black abolitionists
free blacks’ commitment to abolitionism
david walker - prominent black abolitionist
sojourner truth - ex slave, powerful motivational speaker
“aint i a woman”
frederick douglass - ex slave, escaped from maryland and managed to learn how to read and write
anti-abolitionism
violent reprisals - burnings of meeting houses, threats, bombings
the abolitionism movement is divided
moderates - turn over their slaves as their property for a type of compensation
vs extremists - slavery must end, like william lloyd garrison
cant decide what the exact goal is
harriet beecher stowe
daughter of a prominent abolitionist
writes “uncle tom’s cabin” - fiction about slave owning establishment and the slaves themselves
becomes a best-seller