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Which of the following best describes Romanticism?

A movement that celebrates the individual and their unique perspective (correct)

A movement that prioritizes rational thinking

A movement focused on the collective experience of society

A movement that rejects emotions

What is one of the key elements of Romanticism?

A respect for nature and the primitive (correct)

A rejection of emotions and irrationality

A disregard for nature and the primitive

A celebration of the elite and privileged

Who does Romanticism celebrate?

The emotionally detached

The educated and intellectual

The common man (correct)

The wealthy and powerful

What are some characteristics of Romanticism?

Focused on the individual, respect for nature and the primitive, celebration of the common man. Signup and view all the answers

What is the unique perspective that Romanticism often focuses on?

The unique perspective of a person, often guided by irrational, emotional impulses. Signup and view all the answers

What are some key themes of Romanticism?

Individualism, nature, the primitive, and the common man. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Romanticism

Characterized by a focus on the individual, emphasizing their unique perspective and experiences.
Guided by irrational, emotional impulses, rather than reason or logic.
Places a strong respect for nature, viewing it as a source of inspiration and power.
Celebrates the primitive, often idealizing the simple and unspoiled.
Emphasizes the importance of the common man, challenging the traditional social hierarchies.