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1、EnglishRomanticismIntroductionRomanticpoetryWilliamWordsworthS.T.ColeridgeG.G.ByronP.B.ShelleyJohnKeatsIntroductionEnglishRomanticismbeginsin1798withthepublicationofWordsworthandColeridge’sTheLyricalBalladsandendsin1832withWalterScott’sdeath.WilliamBlakeandRobertBurnsalsobelongtothi
2、sliterarygenre,thoughtheylivepriortotheRomanticperiod.EnglishRomanticismisarevoltoftheEnglishimaginationagainsttheneoclassicalreason.TheFrenchRevolutionof1789-1794andtheEnglishIndustrialRevolutionexertgreatinfluenceonEnglishRomanticism.Theromanticistsexpressanegativeattitudetowardst
3、heexistingsocialorpoliticalconditions.Theyplacetheindividualatthecenterofart,ascanbeseenfromLordByron’sByronicHero.ThekeywordsofEnglishRomanticismarenatureandimagination.EnglishRomantictendtobenationalistic,defendingthegreatestEnglishwriters.Theyarguethatpoetryshouldbefreefromallrul
4、es.OverviewofRomanticliteratureTheromanticperiodisanageofpoetry.WordsworthandColeridgearethemostrepresentativewriters.Theyexplorenewtheoriesandinnovatenewtechniquesinversification.Theybelievethatpoetrycouldpurifyindividualsoulsandsociety.Forfurtherstudyoftheirliterarytheory,pleasere
5、fertoWordsworth’sPrefacetoTheLyricalBallads&Coleridge’sBiographiaLiteraria.LakepoetsWordsworth,ColeridgeandSoutheywereknownasLakePoetsbecausetheylivedandknewoneanotherinthelastfewyearsofthe18thcenturyinthedistrictofthegreatlakesinNorthwesternEngland.TheformertwopublishedTheLyricalBa
6、lladstogetherin1798,whileallthreeofthemhadradicalinclinationsintheiryouthbutlaterturnedconservativeandreceivedpensionsandpoetlaureateshipsfromthearistocracy.OthergreatestRomanticpoetsare:JohnKeats,P.B.ShelleyandG.G.Byron.KarlMarxlikesByronandShelleyverymuch.MUDan(穆旦/查良铮),arenownedCh
7、inesepoetandtranslator,didsplendidworktopopularizeByronandShelleyinChina.Yearsago,WordsworthandColeridgewerelabeled“negativeromanticpoets”whileByronandShelleywerehailedas“positive(revolutionary)Romanticpoets”.WordsworthandColeridge’sliteraryachievementswereunderestimatedforalongtime
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