The literature of the
British Romantic Age, according to Adeline Johns-Putra, has been shaped by a
number of forces.
Give a critical overview
of the Romantic Age with special reference to any five of the following critical concepts and topics that shaped the
literature of the Romantic Age.
·
Canon (Canonizing
Forces)
·
Class (Class
Barriers)
·
Gender (the
canonical Romantic poets are all men!?)
·
Nature (one of the
central preoccupations of Romantic Poetry)
·
Imagination (The
positive energy of the imagination)
·
Orientalism (How
the Orient exerted a considerable allure over Romantic literature)
·
Revolution (The age
of Romanticism as an Age of Revolution)
·
Science (the
Romantic Age has sometimes been called ‘the second scientific revolution’)
·
Slavery (Debates
around the question of slavery and slave trade)
·
The Sublime (as
‘sense super-sensible’ that had the grandeur and magnitude to inspire
transcendence of mind).
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Sir, could you please post the topics for 'European Drama and Fiction,' also?
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