The romantic period 1830-1870 Flashcards

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the five features of the romantic period

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imagination, individuality, escape to nature, looking to the past for wisdom, simple people as heroes

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industrial revolution–> —->

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overpopulated cities, escapism, imagery, back to nature, countryside, fictive places,

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3
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the father of the american literature

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Irving Washington

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Irvin Washington

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Rip Van Winkle

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INDIVIDUALITY

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immigration, different people, different places, melting pot, creation of something new

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romantic vs puritans

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romantic literature looking to nature for God, contrary Puritans see nature as a devil.

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William Cullen Bryant

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Thanatopsis, the cycle of life and death. Looking to nature for spiritual help.

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wisdom from the past

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Fireside poets.

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Fireside poets

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the widsom from the past,

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10
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fireside poets

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Lowell, Long-fellow, Whittier, Holmes

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common man hero

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Bump-po, James Feni-more Cooper

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12
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first American hero in the literature

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Bumppo James Fenimore Cooper

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13
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the father of American literature

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Irving Washington

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14
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Irvin Washington’s pseudonyms

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Kni-cker-bo-cker, Geoffrey Crayon,

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Geoffrey Crayon

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pseudo Irvin Washington; the Sketch book, The legend of sleepy hollow, Rip Van Winkle. / german tales influence

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16
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Irvin Washington features, language

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the irony, stuffy language, sarcasm, lefty and mocking

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Washington left NYC due to …

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yellow fever, to Tarrytown, close Sleepy Hollow village and the Catskill mountain

18
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friend of Irvin Washington, influence

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Walter Scott, German folklore

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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

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german folklore, romantic features imagination and supernatural

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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow characters

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Ichabod Crane, Kathrina, Brom Bones, horse rider without the head

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Rip Van Winkle features

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imagery, superstition - 20 years sleep, Hudson ghosts

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the theme of Rip Van Winkle

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to escape a harsh reality to the countryside,

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supernatural fueling the theme of escapism

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Rip Van Winkle, romantic features

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The Devil and Tom

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1820based on the German story Faust, Irvin Washington

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Tom usurer, Old Scratch
Tom lending money in Boston, corruption, city, superstitious character, The Devil and Tom, Irvin Washington
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The moral story of Tom and the Devil
greed, wrong choices,
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``` symbols of Tom and the Devil, Irvin Washington greed temptation hypocrisy the chance of salvation hell ill-chosen path ```
``` Tom- greed devil-temptation Tom, the mortgages while reading the bible the Bible Indian village Swamp ```
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the tendency to gain wisdom from the past Tom and DEVIL
Puritans saw the devil behind any tree.
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allegory is
when characters, objects, and plot represent more than the simple element of the story
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Paul Revere's Ride
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Paul Revere's ride
the romantic poem, common-man hero, knowledge from the past a narrative poem, description lyric poem, rhythm, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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Listen, my children and you shall hear | Of the midnight ride of Paule Revere
American revolution, Paul Revere's Ride, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow