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BRITISH LITERATURE IV Romanticism VY_32_INOVACE_14-16

Romantic period  interest of Eng. and Scott. ballads  against the new bourgeoisie order of society  exaggerating, return to nature, idealistic philosophy, supernaturalism, glorification of heroes, emotions, dreams, fantasy

Gothic novels  exaggerating tales of horror, hero, middle-age setting – castles, mysteries  MARY GODWIN SHELLEY  ‘Frankenstein’ - technical advances vs. human being, no castle, modern work

Historical novels  Sir WALTER SCOTT ( )  a founder of historical novels  ‘ Ivanhoe’  ‘ Rob Roy’  ‘ Waverly’

Poetry  ROBERT BURNS ( )  ‘Auld Lang Syne’ – in music /Scottish/  WILLIAM BLAKE ( )  ‘Songs of Innocence’

Poets` groups Lake Poets lived in Lake District William Wordworth ( ) ‘Lyrical Ballads’ excell. sonet writer Samuel Taylor Coleridge ( ) - contributed to Lyrical Ballads by: ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ Shelley Group poets of Napoleonic Wars fought for freedom, modern Europe politically and religiously active rebels against convention George Gordon Byron ( ) ‘Childe Harold´s Pilgrimage’ Percy Bysshe Shelley ( ) ‘ Prométheus Unbound’ John Keats

P. B. Shelley Autor: Amelia Curran, Název: Portrait of Percy Bysshe Shelley by Curran, 1819.jpg Zdroj:

Female authors  JANE AUSTEN (1775 – 1818)  widely read  from romanticism to realism  ‘Pride and Prejudice’  ‘Sense and Sensibility’  filmed

Jane Austen Autor: Based on one drawn by her sister Cassandra, Název: Jane Austen.jpg Zdroj:

Thank you for your attention. Autor DUM: Mgr. Darina Sikorová