Extended Essay Proposal: How to Distinguish the Difference between the Romanticism of Various Countries and Why Romanticism and the Total Connection with Nature Are Inseparable.

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Extended Essay Proposal: How to Distinguish the Difference between the Romanticism of Various Countries and Why Romanticism and the Total Connection with Nature Are Inseparable. Is there a conspicu... ously Romantic assertiveness towards classical mythos? Resemblances are sometimes found because they are anticipated, yet there may be, as myth-critics have argued, a general attitude towards myth that we may call "Romantic," however much it may vary among the poets. Though English language anthologists previously claimed that Romanticism was predominant in British before spreading to other parts of Europe, research has proven that the inception of in Germany before it became a banner of Europe-wide movement. The movement comprised on intellectuals and could give rise to aesthetic changes which many now associate with modernity. The primary purpose of the Romanticism movement was relook at some of the experiences which classicism had neglected art being one of them. Art was based on imagination trying to capture the possibilities of human beings as shown in the picture below where the artist tries to show the possibility of a strong man fighting a lion. Art during this error was like a mirror through which a society reflected itself. Reference Rigby, C.E. and Rigby, K., 2004. Topographies of the Sacred: the poetics of place in European Romanticism. University of Virginia Press. Eriksen, T.H., 1997. Multiculturalism, individualism and human rights: Romanticism, the Enlightenment and lessons from Mauritius. Human Rights, Culture and Context: Anthropological Perspectives, pp.49-69. Pippin, R.B., 1999. Modernism as a philosophical problem: on the dissatisfactions of European high culture. Mosse, G., 2018. The culture of Western Europe: the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Routledge. Berman, A., 1992. The experience of the foreign: Culture and translation in romantic Germany. SUNY Press. [Show More]

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