The Romantic Conflict |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
Social and Historical Background | 13 |
The Growth and Nature of English Romanticism | 37 |
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Age of Bronze algolagnia aspect attack augustan augustan poetry beauty becomes Blake Blake's Byron Canto Chatterton Coleridge Coleridge's contrast Cowper critical death despair diction dream effect emotional English eternal experience expression fact Fancy fantasy feeling freedom French Revolution give guilt heart Heaven and Hell human idea ideal Imagination inner instance Jubilate Agno Keats Keats's later romantics less lines literary Marriage of Heaven Masque of Anarchy melancholy metaphysical mind moral Moreover nature obviously orthodox pantheism passages passion period poem poet poet's poetic political pre-romantic psychological radical reader reality reason reform religion religious repression Revolt of Islam rhetoric rhyme romantic conflict romantic poetry romanticism satire seems sense Shelley Shelley's Smart social society Songs of Experience sort soul spirit stanza style symbolic tendency theme things thou thought tone truth turned unity Urthona verse vision whole Wordsworth Wordsworth and Coleridge writing