Context Flashcards

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What was the aim of romantic poetry?

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Expressing a death of feeling, individuality and an appreciation of nature

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How did poets such as Wordsworth, Shelley and Byron aim to re-shape society?

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The power of imagination and creativity

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What was Keats’ romantic focus in Lamia?

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The imaginary that evoked physical sensations, such as love

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What two oppositions are used to show the soul’s eternal pursuit of beauty?

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Intellect and imagination

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What was Enlightenment?

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Increase in reliance of science and human reason

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What was romantics view on Enlightenment?

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People focus too much on rationality and that people should accept things for what they are

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What was Keats’ poetic goal for Lamia?

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He wanted Lamia to be less criticised than The Eve of St Agnes which is medieval and ends relatively happy. He seen this as too dreadful

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Who was Lamia inspired by and how?

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John Dryden through heroic couplets and alexandrines

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How did Keats’s personal life inspire Lamia?

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Inspired by feelings of Fanny brawn and his brothers TB

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