They put on display divergent insights based upon their conflicting observations, and, indeed, their very different literary aims. ... "Little we see in nature that is ours," describes the association that develops to be at the clemency of mankind because of the frail technique the environment is described. ... Wordsworth alternatively used literary techniques to portray charm, tranquility, and serenity. ...
Romanticism was an artistic, literary, and philosophical movement in Western civilization from the late 18th to the mid-19th century. ... Cropsey employs a variety of artistic techniques to create realistic and stylistic elements. ... This technique is best exemplified by the varying detail given to the trees as they fall deeper into the background of the painting. ... In contrast, Constable's style does not allow him to utilize this technique because of the lack of detail throughout his painting. ...
These issues might include questions of period, genre, national tradition, the nature of childhood, education, history, gender, literary form, text and illustration, and so on (see Class Description). ... Extending this idea of nature and the Romantic childhood, Blake employs another technique common in Romantic writing, where nature is personified and used to reflect human feeling through the use of pathetic fallacy. Blake uses this technique when he describes the green woods as "laughing with the voice of joy" and says that "the air does laugh with our merry wit/And the green...
Initially as a young poet, Yeats wrote much literary ornate verse. ... Literary traditions that seemed outdated and diction that seemed too cultivated to suit the era of technological breakthrough was cast aside. ... Revolutionary techniques of composition, untraditional sources for inspiration spurned an era of work stylitically defined as modern. ...
