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Duplicate of American Romanticism
Duplicate of American Romanticism
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Romanticism / Dark Romanticism / Gothic Literature General Knowledge Review
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Romantics believe the divine lies in nature and that we're essentially good. The Dark Romantics
believe there's always a conflict between good and evil.
there's mostly good in everyone of us.
believe people are good until the end.
believe life is a mystery, everyone must stand alone.
2
Romantic stories are usually about:
crimes of passion.
comedies and plays.
couples falling in love.
mystery, excitement, and remoteness from everyday life.
3
Choose the best option that describes elements of a Gothic novel:
a damsel in distress, grotesque characters, violent events.
supernatural beings and monsters.
televised horror and dramatic films.
bizarre situations, a dark castle or an isolated place.
4
Romanticism refers to schools of thought that value:
feeling and intuition over reason.
rationalism and intuition over reason.
rationalism over intuition.
reason and logic over emotions.
5
Romantics valued emotions and intuition over reason. Knowing that, we can infer that:
imagination was given a lot of value.
science was given a lot of value.
logic was given a lot of value.
love was given a lot of value.
6
How does Romanticism relate to the Industrial Revolution?
the former valued the wilderness, the latter, city life.
they shared the same values.
they happened in completely different time periods.
the former valued the natural world, the latter, science.
7
Dark Romanticism has a sub-genre known as:
Science Fiction
Journalism
Supernatural
Gothic Literature
8
Despite sometimes having the presence of a hero, Dark Romantics emphasize:
how damsels in distress don't actually need any help.
how we always need a hero to come and save the day.
how humans always overcome difficulties at the end.
how humans tend to fail and self-destruct.
9
Both, the Romantics and the Dark Romantics:
shared the opinion that mankind is destined to greatness.
shared a belief and valued imagination over rationalism.
valued the scientific advances of the Industrial Revolution.
shared an interest in the spiritual world.
