Romantic poets represent the lost origin in many different ways. ... At the end of the poem, he speaks of his child=s future which fuses with his Romantic interpretation of natures and its role in the child=s imagination. ... Throughout the years Romantic poems have been written by different romantic poets who created different types of themes. The variety of themes dealing with lost origin allows people to write more romantic poems. This process of generation after generation of romantic poetry makes the poets unique and infamous for their talents in history. ...

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In "Araby," James Joyce explores a theme of romantic disillusion. ... Joyce develops his theme of romantic disillusion through a young boy who is innocent, idealistic, and disenchanted. ... At that moment, the boy enters an ideal romantic relationship with the girl, although it only exists in his mind. ... The romantic journey he had been experiencing had been lonely and an extremely one-sided affair. ... As the lights go out at the bazaar so does the light of his romantic relationship with Mangan's sister. ...

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Religion is obviously not a big part of Romantic society as it places rules upon people, and besides, in their eyes, salvation is not to be found in the world, but to be discovered inside oneself. ... Romantics admit that man is capable of evil, but plead that all men are capable of good, and must be given every opportunity to do so. ... On top of that, most of the Romantics out there don't even realize that they are Romantics! ... Actually, it seems that the only people that know they are Romantics are the educated people, who tend not to be full Romantics. ...

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Hannah begins as an anti-romantic, no-nonsense girl dedicated to finding out the identity of the Sidley hermit, and ends up not only completing this goal, but also realizing that emotion and reason must exist together. ... This feeling is conveyed by a speech Hannah makes to Bernard in which she uses the garden as an example of the decline from the Enlightenment to the Romantic period. ... It is in this moment that the tensions between the Romantic viewpoint and the Classical viewpoint are resolved. ... Hannah is so stubborn and anti-romantic but when she accepts the offer to dance, she final...

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Dostoevsky's, "A Gentle Creature," resembles in many ways the archetypal story of Cinderella, however, this story is nowhere near the romantic stories one would be told as a child. ... Theses distortions of a romantic framework provide the grounds for a sad critique on the shortcomings within Russia that affected the impoverished in particular. ...

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Both the Romantics and Victorians addressed the idea of preserving the perfect moment and Keats' "Ode to a Grecian Urn" is one such perfect moment captured in art. ... This introduces a typical Romantic notion that there are mistakes in the real world, things do not always run smoothly and hence this mental flight into the strong, perfect world of the imagination. ... It was a common Romantic belief that beauty is the path to truth. ...

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This is not to say that Charles was the most interesting, or romantic man in the husband drawer. ... Of course, she didn't make it audibly known that she wanted a romantic, beautiful, flowery, smooth living type of life, but she pursued this whenever she saw an opportunity. ... Emma was reading these books that contained the romantic themes that she loved so much way before she even met Charles. ...

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He maybe is a little naive, he doesn't try to see things in another perspective, and he keeps his maybe a little romantic idea about how things are. ... His meeting with the whaler might have destroyed his little romantic imagination, both because of him seeing the whaler as his idol, and by the fact that the whaler has had some sexual relationship with his teacher Mrs Early. ...

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He thinks he is in love with a girl, but in reality all he has are his romantic thoughts and an unrealistic idolization. ... He is deceiving himself into thinking the love he has for her is real by failing to see that it is based on the dream world he created and the romantic novels he has read. ...

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He maybe is a little naive, he doesn't try to see things in another perspective, and he keeps his maybe a little romantic idea about how things are. ... His meeting with the whaler might have destroyed his little romantic imagination, both because of him seeing the whaler as his idol, and by the fact that the whaler has had some sexual relationship with his teacher Mrs Early. ...

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The Wonder of Nature Many have that special place where they go to isolate and conceal themselves from the ills of the world. The romantic poets, specifically William Wodsworth, stressed the idea of using a special place in nature as an aid when faced with great endeavors. Much like Wodswo...

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How do you think Harriet feels when she overhears the camp counselors and learns that she is "an underprivileged kid"? Why do you think she feels this way? Have you ever heard something that changed your life? Things that people say can be cruel but they can also be of assistance in everyday lif...

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Realism in Europe followed the literary Romantic Movement. With science being the basis of new thought, imagination is thrown out the window and Realism is developed. It was an attempt to describe surroundings and behavior of mankind exactly as they appear. The author's way of telling realistic stor...

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On Sunday Morning many religious people go to church. Other people just stay at home and watch television. Yet there are another people that are between these two groups. These people sit at their kitchen table and think about why they have to go to church to worship. In Wallace Stevens poem "Sun...

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Among the many solders in the Alpha Company, there were many things that were carried with them. They carried object such as can openers, knives, dog tags, bug repellent, water, guns and food. Most of these articles were a necessity in which they needed in order to endure the war. However, there ...

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In modern society, dreamers are often described as idealists who search for romantic visions of life rather than confront life's true nature. Eugene Ionesco and Arthur Miller present readers with examples of dreamers in "Rhinoceros" and "Death of a Salesman." Ionesco comments on the absurdity of log...

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"A colonial mansion, a hereditary estate, I would say a haunted house, and reach the height of romantic felicity John laughs at me, of course, but one expects that he scoffs openly at any talk of things not to be felt and seen and put down in figures." (469) This passage, which occurs at the beginning of the story, describes the distinct point of view of the narrator. ...

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Through years of hard study, Faust becomes knowledgeable in math, sciences and religion and yet he becomes inept and incapable of having any romantic or physical relationships with the outside world. ...

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Photography is seen as a revolution in the ways we understand the world. Photos do not encourage logical argument or the contexts of knowledge, it evoked the mind with out interpretation. During the 18th century when Daguerre developed the practical method of photography in 1839 there was no use of ...

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As we see in the short stories "Araby" (Joyce) and "Where are you going, where have you been?" (Oates), innocence and experience are the themes which are prevalent throughout the plot in both of these stories. In general, both characters go through at an early age what one would say is a "rite of pa...

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