Literary Romanticism

Literary Romanticism was an artistic movement that emerged in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, emphasizing emotional depth, individual experience, and a connection to nature. It valued imagination and subjective feelings over rationalism and sought to express beauty through passion and vivid imagery. Romantic writers often explored themes like love, the sublime, and the supernatural, aiming to evoke strong emotional responses and highlight the complexities of the human spirit. By focusing on the inner world of characters and the wonders of nature, Romanticism celebrated creativity and the transformative power of art.