Intercultural II

How did Romanticists view childhood?

When did the Romantic period take place?

“I breathe... and the world slows / down.” shows an example of neologism.

What supernatural elements interested Romanticists?

What is a line in poetry?

“Upon this fair morn, dude, the sky's so rad” is an example of a self-conscious use of punctuation.

Poets sometimes use spacing and punctuation to affect the pace and tone of a poem.

What is rhyme?

What is a poem?

What did Romanticists value the most?

“She walks in beauty” is an example of unusual word order.

What kind of truth did Romantics seek?

What is layout?

What did Romantics criticize?

What is a stanza?

What is rhythm in poetry?

Neologisms can only be created by combining existing

Mixing formal and informal language in poetry can create contrast or a unique voice.

Unusual word order is used to create rhythm or emphasize meaning in a poem.

What is poetry?

In Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky, words like “brillig” and “slithy” are examples of unusual word order.

What is the difference between "romantic" and "Romantic"?

A neologism is a new or made-up word.

How were women represented in Romanticism?