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Who is considered the founder of the literary movement?
Who is considered the founder of the literary movement?
- George G. Byron (correct)
- Alexander Pushkin
- Victor Hugo
- Walter Scott
Which philosophical concept is most associated with the literature's character?
Which philosophical concept is most associated with the literature's character?
- Hegelianism (correct)
- Existentialism
- Nihilism
- Stoicism
Which of the following best describes a key feature of literature?
Which of the following best describes a key feature of literature?
- Strong subjectivism (correct)
- Objective reporting
- Political neutrality
- Scientific accuracy
What is a theme often explored during the era?
What is a theme often explored during the era?
What is often conveyed through romantic symbolism?
What is often conveyed through romantic symbolism?
Which aspect of literature was promoted during democratization?
Which aspect of literature was promoted during democratization?
Which genre often blended in lyrical poetry during the period?
Which genre often blended in lyrical poetry during the period?
Which work is attributed to Victor Hugo?
Which work is attributed to Victor Hugo?
The character Quasimodo appears in which novel?
The character Quasimodo appears in which novel?
Which author was exiled during the reign of Napoleon?
Which author was exiled during the reign of Napoleon?
Alexander Pushkin is known as the founder of which literature?
Alexander Pushkin is known as the founder of which literature?
Where was Alexander Pushkin exiled to?
Where was Alexander Pushkin exiled to?
What is a common characteristic of romantic heroes as portrayed in literature?
What is a common characteristic of romantic heroes as portrayed in literature?
In literature, which element is often used as a symbol of freedom?
In literature, which element is often used as a symbol of freedom?
Which aspect of civilization is often criticized in romantic works?
Which aspect of civilization is often criticized in romantic works?
What is a recurring theme in romantic literature?
What is a recurring theme in romantic literature?
What is a key element in romantic atmosphere?
What is a key element in romantic atmosphere?
What kind of love is often portrayed in the era's stories?
What kind of love is often portrayed in the era's stories?
Individualism is seen as what in Romantic works?
Individualism is seen as what in Romantic works?
What frequently symbolizes freedom in works?
What frequently symbolizes freedom in works?
Flashcards
Social conditions
Social conditions
Transition from feudalism to modern society.
Philosophy
Philosophy
Hegelianism is a philosophy; Absolute Idea in 3 phases: thesis, antithesis, synthesis.
Irrationalism
Irrationalism
Emphasis on emotion and intuition over reason and reality.
Individualism
Individualism
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Conflict
Conflict
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Romantic hero
Romantic hero
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Romantic act
Romantic act
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Syncretic genre
Syncretic genre
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Love theme
Love theme
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Historical theme
Historical theme
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Nature
Nature
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Conflict with society
Conflict with society
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Critique
Critique
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Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo
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Alexander Pushkin
Alexander Pushkin
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Love and Duty
Love and Duty
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Study Notes
- Romanticism is found in literary works with:
- Love in dreamlike times
- Historical manners and characters, like Pugachev and Katya II
- Historical figures
- Contrasting characters
- Nature as a solution to conflicts
- First emotions and Slavicness
- Melancholic female characters
George Gordon Byron - The Pilgrimage of Childe Harold
- Byron was an aristocrat and a lord in his time
- He lived a scandalous life
- He had a strange relationship with his sister
- Was a Byronic hero
- Actively aided revolutionaries and Greeks
- Died in Greece due to malaria
- Known for works like:
- " Giaour"
- "The Corsair"
Plot of The Pilgrimage of Childe Harold
- Harold travels around Europe to escape boredom and disappointments in life
- He reflects on the fallen wars, the futility of battles in Greece, and the ruins of the past
- The poem reflects a sense of pessimism, melancholy, and longing for freedom
Plot of The Captain's Daughter
- Peter Grinyov is sent to serve in a military fortress and falls in love with Maria
- During the Pugachev rebellion, Pugachev gains power and orders Maria to marry an old man
- Peter defends Maria's honor, proves her innocence, and secures her freedom and marriage
- The plot revolves around themes of fidelity, honor, and political turmoil in Russia
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