The Romantic Revolutions

The Romantic Revolutions refer to a series of cultural and intellectual shifts during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, emphasizing emotion, nature, individualism, and imagination over reason and tradition. This movement challenged Enlightenment ideals, inspiring art, literature, and philosophy that celebrated personal experience and the sublime. It also fueled political movements advocating for personal freedom and national identity. Overall, the Romantic Revolutions marked a profound change in how people viewed human nature, creativity, and society, shaping modern ideas about expression, individual rights, and the importance of emotional depth.