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THE ROMANTIC REVOLT

ESCUELA NORMAL SUPERIORPROFR. MOISS SENZ GARZA

ESCUELA DE GRADUADOS

MAESTRA EN EDUCACINMEDIA

DATE: Wednesday, May 30th, 2012.


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THE ROMANTIC REVOLT


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RELIGION


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During the Romanticperiod, poetry becameone of the most vitalforms of literaryexpression.

Politically speaking, it wasinfluenced by the

revolutions which tookplace in America and inFrance.

LITERATURE


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THE FIRST GENERATION:(Blake, Coleridge andWordsworth) they wroteand published much oftheir work around thetime of the French

Revolution.

We generally divide theRomantic poets intotwo groups:

THE SECOND GENERATION: It isquite different with the poets ofthe second romantic generation.Byron, Shelley, and Keats arethe true incarnation of theromantic revolt.

IMPORTANT PEOPLE & HAPPENINGS


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MAYOR EVENTS DURING THE ROMANTIC REVOLT


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ENTERTAINMENT

In the early 18thcentury most towns

did not have apurpose built theatreand plays were

staged in buildingslike inns

Assembly roomswere also built in

most towns. In thempeople played cardsand attended balls

In Londonpleasure

gardens were

created.


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OCCUPATION: English poet,

painter and printmaker.

BIRTH DATE:November 28, 1757

DEATH DATE: August 12, 1827

WILLIAM BLAKE


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His well-known works, Songs ofInnocence (1789) and Songs ofExperience (1794), contrast

benign perceptions of life fromthe perspective of innocentchildren with a mature person'sexperience of pain, ignorance,and vulnerability.

Blake wrote in The

Marriage of Heaven andHell. "For man hasclosed himself up, tillhe sees all things thronarrow chinks of hiscavern.

LITERATURE AND WORKS


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Other works finished around this

time were America: A Prophesy(1793), Europe: A Prophesy(1794), Visions of the Daughtersof Albion (1793), and The Bookof Urizen (1794).

His illustrations for theBibles Book ofRevelations includeThe Great Red Dragon(Satan) made famousmost recently in

Thomas Harris novel

Red Dragon (1981).

LITERATURE AND WORKS


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As an artist Blakeadmired and studied theworks of Raphael,Heemskerk, Drer, andMichelangelo, who would

become importantinfluences to the fantasticand at times apocalypticillustrations he created

for his own writings andothers.

Blake wrote poetry,

mythology, satires,political pieces, andprophetic works thatopenly defied theVictorian conventionsof his time.

INFLUENCES AND CONTRIBUTION


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REFERENCEShttp://trucheck.it/inglese/14500-the-romantic-age.html#download

http://www.student.chula.ac.th/~52407043/romantic_secgen.html

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/William_Blake

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Samuel_Taylor_Coleridge

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/William_Wordsworth

http://www.educationengland.org.uk/history/chapter01.html#04

http://wps.prenhall.com/hss_kagan_westheritage_8/11/2875/736121.cw/index.html

http://www.notablebiographies.com/Sc-St/Shelley-Percy.html

http://www.notablebiographies.com/Jo-Ki/Keats-John.html

http://www.localhistories.org/18thcent.html

http://www.enotes.com/authors/william-blake

Purves, C. A., Olson, B. C., & Corts, E. C. (1997). Literature and Integrated Studies:English Literature. Glenview, Illinois: ScottForesman.

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