1. The document provides information about Malek Hina Ibrahimbhai, including their name, student details, and paper topic on the difference between Romanticism and Classicism. 2. It defines Classicism as emphasizing rationality, restraint, and strict forms during the 17th-18th centuries in Europe. Romanticism originated in the late 18th century emphasizing inspiration, subjectivity and the individual. 3. The characteristics and key figures of Romanticism and Classicism in literature are contrasted, with Romanticism emerging as a response to Classicism and being dominated by Wordsworth and Coleridge.

1. 1. Name : Malek Hina Ibrahimbhai
2. Roll No: 12
3. Class: M.A. SEM 1
4. Email ID: hinamalek21@gmail.com
5. Enrollment No: 2069 1084 2020 0026
6. Paper No: 3 Literary criticism and Theory
7. Topic: Difference between Romanticism and classicism
8. Batch: 2019-2021
9. Submitted to : SMT. S. B. Gardi Department of English

2. Definition of Classicism
• A movement in literature
and art during the 17th
and 18th
centuries in
Europe that fevered
rationality and restraint
and strict forms.

3. Definition of Romanticism
• A movement in Art and
literature which originated
in late 18th
century,
emphasizing inspiration,
subjectivity and the
primacy of the Individual.

4. Romanticism in Literature
• Romenticism in literature started in the late eighteenth
century.
• Romanticism emerged as a response to classicism.
• Dominated by William Wordsworth and S. T. Coleridge.
• Both are published a joint volume of poetry called
Lyrical ballads.
• Wordsworth felt the imagination could take the
experience of everyday men and women and turn them
into art.

5. Classicism in Literature
• Greek and Roman influence
• Emphasis on society
• Self conscious reference to the idea
• Rigid and stern structure
• Follows the three unities
• Verious use

6. Charactaristics of Romentic age
• Nature
• Ruins and Relics of the Ancient past
• Rebellion
• Heroism
• Emotion
• Sense and sensuality
• Sublime
The French Revolution
• The Industrid revolution

7. Difference Between classicism and romanticism
Classicism Romanticism
•Believed that nature could be
rationalised and therefore,
completely understand.
•Believed that man should
conform to universal though
and idea.
•Believed in endless possibilities
which man could change the
world and they embraced
them.
• Believed that nature was a
fore that could never be
fully understand.
• Believed that they should
embrace their own individual
innovations.
• Believed that held up
importance of adhering to
what has already been said
and done only those ideas.

8. Romantic and classical poets
*Romantic poets*
• William Wordsworth
• Samuel Taylor Coleridge
• John Keats
Percy Bysshe Shelly
Lord Byron
• William black
• Robert Burns
• Edger Allan Poe
Mary Robinson
*Classical poets*
• Homer
• Aristotle
• Plato
• Secretes
• John Dryden
• Ben Jonson
• Christopher Marlowe
• John Milton
• Shakespeare

9. *Romantic poems*
• The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
The Prelude
• The Time of the Ancient Marines
• Childe Horold’s Pigrimage
• Ode to the west wind
• Adonails
• My heart leads up
• Frost at midnight
• The yellow hummer’s Nest
• To Skylark