1. The Romanticism in GB (Novel and Poetry Marina Rocha

3. I would know more about this movement and its protagonists, the writers.

5. Change is considered as a positive value

6. There are no fixed patterns, seek diversity in building

7. The truth is subjective

8. Emphasis on the subjective and the ideal

9. The individual is conceived as a source of truth, based on intuition and imagination

10. We estimated the unconscious and dreams

11. We define the natural goodness of man against the corrupting of society.

13. Preference for the poetic genre

14. Exaltation of emotions

15. Predominance of sentiment over reason

16. Despondency and despair

17. Break with the classical mold

18. Using contrasts (beautiful-ugly, tragic-comic, etc.).

19. Back to the Middle Ages, idealization of the past

20. Biblical inspiration, oriental and Christian

21. The landscape reflects the state of mind of the writer

22. Revaluation of the Baroque

23. Popular Topics

24. Death cult

26. The lake poets: William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey.

27. The English canonical lyrics: Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley and John Keats.

28. In narrative stands Walter Scott, creator of the modern historical romance genre with his novels about medieval England, or Gothic novels of Matthew Lewis.

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