Romanticism +

Question 1

What is romanticism

Answer 1

Reference to a moment in art literature and music during the 19th century

Question 2

What is a typical romantic journey

Answer 2

To the countryside which means independence and moral clarity and healthful living

Question 3

What are the five I’s

Answer 3

Imagination, intuition, idealism, inspiration, individuality

Question 4

Imagination was emphasized over_

Answer 4

Reason

Question 5

How did they feel about science

Answer 5

It destroyed truth

Question 6

Intuition

Answer 6

Feeling and instincts over reason, emotions are very important

Question 7

Idealism

Answer 7

The concept that we can make the world a better place, theory that emphasizes the spirit mind or language over matter. Thought is crucial role in making the world the way it is

Question 8

Inspiration

Answer 8

Inspired creator rather than technical master

Going with the moment/spontaneous, lots of inspo from nature

Question 9

Individuality

Answer 9

During this time women’s rights and abolition was taking place as measure events, Walt Whitman

Question 10

Romantic hero

Answer 10

Young, innocent, intuitive, close to nature, uneasy with women

Question 11

Literature

Answer 11

Explore supernatural and gothic themes, transcendentalists write about nature believe god was in nature

Question 12

Gothic movement

Answer 12

Saw human nature as dark and pessimistic

Question 13

Anti-transcendentalists and transcendentalists similarities

Answer 13

Valued intuition over reason, felt facts were found beyond physical appearances, looked for symbols in events, developed from an aspect of Puritan thought, original sin of people, good versus evil, emphasize bizarre settings in supernatural elements, legends, almonds, foreshadowing

Question 14

Ethos

Answer 14

Ethnics

Question 15

Logos

Answer 15

Logic

Question 16

Pathos

Answer 16

Emotions