Flashcards on Major Literary Periods and Forms

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Who is the poet named in the presentation associated with Romanticism and what are his life dates?

Percy Shelley (1798–1832).

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Romanticism

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Question: Who is the poet named in the presentation associated with Romanticism and what are his life dates?

Answer: Percy Shelley (1798–1832).

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Question: What historical period is Percy Shelley associated with?

Answer: The Romantic period.

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Question: How does the presentation summarise the Romantic period in one phrase?

Answer: A time of change…

Card 4

Question: Name two major historical events or revolutions mentioned as background influences on Romanticism.

Answer: The French Revolution (1787–1799) and the Industrial Revolution (from 1733).

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Question: According to the presentation, what fundamental political relationship did the French Revolution highlight?

Answer: The relationship between rulers and the governed.

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Question: How does the presentation characterise the nature of the French Revolution in terms of social action?

Answer: A mass movement, not individualist.

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Question: What major social/technological change did the Industrial Revolution introduce according to the presentation?

Answer: The factory system that made human beings replaceable parts in a system.

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Question: List the key literary characteristics of Romanticism given in the presentation.

Answer: Focus on nature; emotion and feeling; imagination; rebellion against industrialization; interest in the individual; spiritual/supernatural elements; s

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Question: How does Romanticism view nature, based on the listed characteristics?

Answer: Romanticism focuses on nature, treating it as a central subject or source of inspiration.

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Question: What is the Romantic movement's stance toward industrialization as per the presentation?

Answer: Romanticism includes rebellion against industrialization.