Dnglish Romanticidm

Question 1

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Answer 1

Publishes a book about the raising of children “emile” praised the natural goodness and wisdom of children in contrast to oppressive adults
• The child outside of adult discipline is a symbol of creativity and genius

Question 2

Thomas Chatterton

Answer 2

Commits suicide because nobody wants to publish his poetry, martyr of the romanticism movement

Question 3

Goethe

Answer 3

Published romantic love story between doomed passionate love affair, about a man under pressure to conform to society but he can conform only to his heart.
Commits suicide at the end of the novel, sympathy for madness

Question 4

Fransisco goya

Answer 4

Romantic belief limits of reason and power of irrational fragile human minds, sympathy for madness

Question 5

William wordsworth

Answer 5

Loved nature during the industrial revolution, which he hated the industrial revolution as he hated industry. Speaks for natural simple life

Question 6

Thomas cole

Answer 6

Paints images of landscapes who draws vast landscapes where man looks small and puny in comparison to nature, relief from city life in nature

Question 7

Augustus Pugin

Answer 7

Made architecture with the intention of looking old and preindustrial as romantic romanticized life before the industrial era

Question 8

Charles Baudelaire

Answer 8

Wrote a poem celebrating a character who he calls a stroller who has no job and spends his time observing life; walking instead of rushing, he enjoys life.

Question 9

Paul gauguin

Answer 9

• Painter sent sail to tahiti and painted native women with the belief that civilization made society sick

Question 10

Enumeration

Answer 10

the action of mentioning a number of things one by one.

Question 11

Enjambment

Answer 11

the continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of a line, couplet, or stanza.

Question 12

Volta

Answer 12

Turning point of a thought or argument

Question 13

Caesura

Answer 13

Pause in the middle of a line of poetry

Question 14

Pathetic fallacy

Answer 14

Type of personification that is specific to nature

Question 15

Apostrophe

Answer 15

• When an author speaks directly to someone who is not present or is dead

Question 16

Allusion

Answer 16

• An implied or casual or indirect reference to another work, history, or mythology

Question 17

Frame narrative

Answer 17

The result of inserting one or more small stories within the body of a larger story that encompasses the smaller ones