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Anybody out there got an idea for a paper on romanticism in eighteenth century England? Anbody? CUZ I DON'T!
posted by thesmallblondeone @ 1:59 PM
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How about artists such as Dante Rossetti or W.H. Waterhouse. Or poets like Tennyson or Herrick
Hmmm, I don't remember the latter part of that quote coming up in any conversation.... Second, for your quick summary, you sure covered a lot of aspects of Romanticism, ones I wouldn't have known unless I was a third year English major like I am... Justin, are you a closet English literature critic? Anyway, it's really not that easy. I have to come up with a really good topic for Dr. White. He's not easy to please.
18th century European romanticism was characterized by the arts. Novels, poems, portraits, paintings and architecture all expressed a new idea. A softer, dreamy type living.
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