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Enlightenment An intellectual movement originating in France in the 2nd half of the 18th C. An intellectual movement originating in France in the 2nd half of the 18th C. 特点: using critical reason to free mind from prejudice, unexamined authority, and oppression of church or state – Age of Reason 特点: using critical reason to free mind from prejudice, unexamined authority, and oppression of church or state – Age of Reason 先驱: 先驱: 1. J. Locke: materialist theory (知识来源于经验,人脑可以 认识世界) 2. I. Newton: law of universal gravitation ( 自然是由法则支配 的,法则可以被人认识 ) Belief in: natural law, universal order, human reason Belief in: natural law, universal order, human reason Prominent figures: 伏尔泰,孟德斯鸠,狄德罗,卢梭 Prominent figures: 伏尔泰,孟德斯鸠,狄德罗,卢梭 French Encyclopedia: popularized new kn. and ideas French Encyclopedia: popularized new kn. and ideas

Influences in Various Aspects Politics: rationalization of gov. and law (separation of powers) Social contact vs. divine right of kings Ideology: freedom, equality and fraternity vs. feudal privileges; kn. & sci. vs prejudice & ignorance Philosophy: materialism vs. scholasticism Religion: Deism vs. Christianity Art & L.: decorum ( 规范 ) Economy: laissezfaire vs. state interference (feudal bondage)

Historical Context : peaceful : peaceful After 1750: full of ideological, political, social and economic revolutions After 1750: full of ideological, political, social and economic revolutions 1776: American Rev. – Declaration of Independence 1776: American Rev. – Declaration of Independence 1789: French Rev. – Declaration of Rights of Man 1789: French Rev. – Declaration of Rights of Man : English Industrial Rev : English Industrial Rev. Result: growth of modern capitalism Result: growth of modern capitalism

Romanticism ( 18-19th C ) Individual freedom and aspirations; Individual freedom and aspirations; Shift from conformist to creative and adventurous; Shift from conformist to creative and adventurous; Giving impetus to national movement; Giving impetus to national movement; Direct contact with Nature for inspiration; Direct contact with Nature for inspiration; Pure sentiment, ideal beauty Pure sentiment, ideal beauty In search for subjective, spontaneous, supernatural; In search for subjective, spontaneous, supernatural; Eulogizing idyllic life; Eulogizing idyllic life; Escape from corrupt, polluted urban civilization; Escape from corrupt, polluted urban civilization; Return to nature and childlike innocence; Return to nature and childlike innocence; Youth and love. Youth and love.

Beginning: Beginning:Rousseau; Storm and Stress ( 德国狂飚突进运动 ) Corruption of capitalist society Pollution of nature after Industrial Revolution Criticism of classicism: failing to express man ’ s emotional nature and overlooking man ’ s profound inner force.

Active and Passive Romanticism 1. Passive Romanticists: Representative: The Lakers Wordsworth 沃兹华斯 Coleridge 科勒律治 Southey :骚塞 Characteristics: Return to nature Unrelated to national liberation movements.

2. Active Romanticists: Representatives:ByronShelleyKeatsCharacteristics: Showing sympathy to national liberation movements, active participation

Transcendentalism 超验主义 American Romanticism: Representatives: The Walton Amerson 爱莫生 Thoureau 梭罗

“ For standing on the Persians ’ grave; I could not deem myself a slave. ” - Byron: “ Isles of Greece ” 脚踩波斯人的坟地; 就不能想象自己是奴隶。 因为屹立在波斯人坟上; 不能想象自己有奴隶相。

Realism ( 19th C ) Focus on fidelity to actual experience (reality); Focus on fidelity to actual experience (reality); Truthful representation of contemporary life; Truthful representation of contemporary life; To expose and criticize social evils; To expose and criticize social evils; Characterization as center of novel. Characterization as center of novel.

Musical Enlightenment By early 18th C., music was completely rationalized; By early 18th C., music was completely rationalized; Representatives: Bach, Handel Representatives: Bach, Handel General basis of their work is counterpoint, which is based on physical laws; General basis of their work is counterpoint, which is based on physical laws; Scientific principles of music composition; Scientific principles of music composition; Standardized styles: opera, sonata, concerto, cantata, etc. Standardized styles: opera, sonata, concerto, cantata, etc.

Music in classical period Representatives: Haydn, Mozart; Representatives: Haydn, Mozart; 特点: 特点: The new science of aesthetics reached independent status; Emergence of instrumental music as the primary mode of expression; The modern piano and orchestra appeared; Sonata for solo instrument or orchestra occupied the position of opera; Continuous evolution of the structure of instrumental form and style.