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American Romanticism
1800 - 1860
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By the beginning of the 19th century America forged its independence, but not their own identity.
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A new generation of writers called the American Romantics and Transcendentalists took the first steps in that direction.
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IWBAT Analyze works of American Literature representing a wide range of traditions.
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Jim Surkamp
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Daniel Kulinski
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What were the values of the Romantics and how did these affect American imagination?
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Who were the TRANSCENDENTALISTS and how do their beliefs influence American life?
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What darker side of human life was recognized by some American Romantics?
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Events
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1798 English (England) Romantics emerge
1803 Westward! Louisiana Purchase
1814 British burn Washington D.C. during War of 1812
1814 National Anthem Written
1841 Emmerson Writes "Self Reliance"
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1838 Trail of Tears
1845 Edgar Allen Poe publishes "The Raven"
1849 Gold Rush
1850 Hawthorne writes The Scarlet Letter
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Romanticism:
Name given to the school of thought that values feeling over reason.
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Characteristics of American Romanticism
Began in Germany
Reaction to rationalism
Imagination, feelings, and wild nature over logic
Shuns artificial civilization for unspoiled nature
Individual freedom and worth of the individual
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Characteristics of American Romanticism
Places faith in inner experience and power of imagination
Prefers youthful innocence
Poetry is highest form of expression
Look backwards to wisdom of past distrusts progress
Inspiration in myth, legend, and folklore
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Typical Romantic Poem
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Speaker finds ordinary object (flower by a stream) bringing deep insight recorded into a poem.
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Similar to Puritans who drew lessons through religion, whereas, Romantics found a less clear religion in nature to a more emotional awakening.
Puritans were the rationalists that Romantics swayed from.
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"They who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night."
- E.A. Poe
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Whats does Poe mean by distinguishing "they who dream by day" from "those who dream by night"?
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Zsolt Girba
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