William
Wordsworth
Wordsworth
Wordsworth and Coleridge composed “Lyrical Ballads”, a collection of poems that instigated this entire literacy, artistic, and cultural movement
What is Romanticism
True or false: Jane Austen perpetuates some feminist ideologies in Pride and Prejudice
What is true
The two centuries that William Blake lived in
What is the late 18th century and the early 19th century
The theme of all of his poems
What is the power of nature
The Romantic Era influenced Lord Byron’s description of feminine beauty in the poem “She Walks in Beauty” in this way.
What is through individualism and emotions
Wordsworth’s source of spiritual and emotional inspiration that his works often celebrated the beauty of.
What is the theme of nature
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice belonged to this era.
What is the Romantic Era
William Blake was an English poet, painter, and this
What is printmaker
In most of his poetry, he depicted this type of emotion, hardships, and his own life into his poems
What is Individualism
The political turmoil of Lord Byron’s time (chaos such as the French Revolution) played in shaping the themes of “She Walks in Beauty” by adding a sense of this.
What is the political chaos added a sense of contrast and instability
Wordsworth broke away from the formal and artificial language of the time and instead used a more natural and conversational tone in his writing, leading for other writers to do the same, which lead to him becoming an advocate for this
What is authenticity and individualism
There is an ongoing debate on whether or not Jane Austen is a part of the Romantic Era or Enlightenment Era because of this.
What is her writings were during the era shift
William Blake lived in this era, a period in history known for its emphasis on emotion, imagination, and individualism in art literature, and politics.
What is the Romantic Era
He feared and longed for the past before this period that changed manufacturing.
What is the Industrial Revolution
The societal expectations of women during the Romantic Era impacted their portrayal in “She Walks in Beauty” in this way.
What is influencing the depiction by being both physically and morally beautiful in the poem.
William Wordsworth was influenced by this revolution, leading him to shape his poetry to focus on the lives of the common people and challenge the social and political order of the world
What is the French Revolution
Jane Austen continued to use these aspects of the Enlightenment Movement going into the Romantic Era.
What is Rationalism and Traditional Values
William Blake believed that _____ should focus on freedom, equality, and justice for all people. He shared his thoughts on this through his poetry and art.
What is politics
John Claire was born into the lower class and had struggles with his wealth. He came from a poor background, his mother was illiterate and had limited resources to learning to read and write. Due to this, he incorporated this issue into his poetry.
What is Social Inequality
Lord Byron’s personal experiences affected the imagery and themes of “She Walks in Beauty” by this way.
What is Bryon’s life, including his exile and involvement in revolutionary movements, influenced the themes of longing and contrast
This poem ensured Wordsworth’s place as a founder of romanticism, leading for all of his poetry to be renowned for its spiritual and emotional connection with readers thousands of years later.
What is The Prelude
This is considered to be Jane Austen’s most romantic work.
What is Persuasion
During William Blake’s time, there were social upheavals due to this social and economic change
What is industrialization
John Claire would mention this in his poems about the loss of rural life that happened after the Enclosure Act was passed
What is Urbanization
"She Walks in Beauty" reflected the cultural and political landscape of the Romantic era in this way.
What is through individuality and emotion