'American romanticism' diaporamas de présentation

Puritans, Rationalists, Romantics , Dark Romantics and Transcendentalists

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Part III The Literature of Romanticism ( From the end of 18th century to 1865)

Part III The Literature of Romanticism ( From the end of 18th century to 1865). Historical Introduction Early Romanticism: Washington Irving and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Late Romanticism:Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson and Edgar Allan Poe (poets) Transcendentalism: Ralph Waldo Emerson

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American Literature– Chapter One American Romanticism

American Literature– Chapter One American Romanticism. Objectives: social and personal background focus: To let the students understand something the romantic period writers (Irving, Hawthorn, Longfellow, Allan Poe, Emerson, Thoreau). the difficult points:

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Review Game

Review Game. Kristian Garcia Francisco Oller Sebastian Colon. What is American Romanticism?.

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This week

This week. IV. Literature of the American Renaissance (1837-1865) Alexis de Tocqueville Ralph Waldo Emerson Henry David Thoreau. IV: Lit of the American Renaissance (1837-1865). Jacksonian America election of Andrew Jackson (1828) era of common man second Great Awakening

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Review Game

Review Game. Kristian Garcia Francisco Oller Sebastian Colon. What is American Romanticism?.

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Unit 4 & 5 The Lady or the Tiger? Frank R. Stockton

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Parallel Structure ( or parallelism ) ?

Parallel Structure ( or parallelism ) ?. Which picture doesn't belong? Why?. A. B. C. Parallel Structure ( or parallelism ) ?. Which word doesn't belong?. Skating. Beach. Biking. Parallel Structure ( or parallelism ) ?. Beach is a noun. Skating and biking are verbs action words

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Unit 4 Day 8

Unit 4 Day 8. Agenda. Objectives. -To compose multi-page expository essay. - To independently adapt writing to audience and purpose. -Support a thesis with relevant information and provide commentary to explain and connect evidence to the thesis . Prompt Evaluation Commentary Notes

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The American Romantic Hero

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American Romanticism

American Romanticism. 1800-1840. City vs. Country. For Age of Reason, city was: Independence Adventure Prosperity Commerce Sophisticated society. City vs. Country. For Romantics, city was: Dangerous Corruption Decay and death Evil Morally ambiguous. City vs. Country.

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American Romanticism 1800-1860

American Romanticism 1800-1860. Romanticism. A revolt against Rationalism that affected literature and the arts Romanticism values feeling and intuition over reason Quick Review: What are the characteristics of Rationalism?. Rationalism Review. Reason Scientific thinking Logical thinking

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Warm-up

Warm-up. Suppose you were given the chance to be very young again and to start your teenage years over. Would you relive your life differently, or do you think you would make the same mistakes? Jot down your thoughts on what people would do if they were given a second chance. Warm-up.

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American literature

American literature. Early Romantic period: Irving, Cooper and Bryant. General introduction. Time: from the end of the 18th century through the outbreak of the Civil War. Ideals: Democracy and political equality became the ideals of the new nation. Economic boom: industrialism

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American Romanticism

American Romanticism . 1800-1850. Historical Context. 1790-c. 1850: Industrial Revolution 1793: Eli Whitney develops the cotton gin 1803: Louisiana Purchase 1804-1806: Louis and Clark 1807: Steamboat 1820: Missouri Compromise 1828: Steam locomotive, railroad

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Romanticism Background

Romanticism Background. Warm-up. For each of the following quotes 1) explain its meaning 2) reflect on what you think about it. These should be in full sentences .

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Layout of the Short Story

Layout of the Short Story. 4. Short Story : a prose narrative that is shorter than a novel & generally describes just one event or a tightly constructed series of events. Reading a short story: To get to know the characters & become involved in their situations & dilemmas

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