Representation of Nature and Emotions in Romanticism

Romanticism is a philosophical and artistic movement from the 18th century to the 19th century and shows the emotional core of literary, philosophical, artistic, religious and political change as an understanding reaction. It is rationality and superiority to formal rules, love for nature - nature is good, cities harm people - human rights, interest in human rights, sentimentality, contrasting with neoclassicalism characterized by childhood Innocent, revolutionary spirit, and depression.

Romanticism was the movement of literary history that appeared in the first half of the 19th century. The romantic era also appeared in English and American literature. Natural poetry and emotional experience are the main symbol of romanticism. The origin of this movement was seen as a reaction to enlightenment and political change at the end of the 18th century. Romanticism (who did not self-name this during the Romantic era) mainly emphasizes emotion and imagination. Poetry must be voluntary, sincere, and intense. The hero of a romantic work is usually not suitable for society and they deal with their emotions and impressions. One of the most popular romantic styles is a novel.

There is a certain belief in each period. Romanticism is the period in which I am most interested, which is the period of the 18th century that focused on the expression of nature and personal imagination and emotion. The romantic era began in 1789 and continued until 1830. This era is an important international movement that shapes contemporary art, literature, music and other aspects of life. Romanticism is a response to classical art style