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Exploring Romanticism in Literature: Themes and Analysis

Delve into the world of Romanticism in literature, exploring the works of Wordsworth, Coleridge, and Mary Shelley. Discover the expression of nature, art, and emotions in historical novels like "Kubla Khan" and "Frankenstein." Compare contrasting themes in poems like "The Lamb" and "The Tyger" and analyze the power of nature in "Tintern Abbey." Unravel the beauty and depth of Romantic literature.

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Exploring Romanticism in Literature: Themes and Analysis

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  1. Review Romantics: Background

  2. 1.Romanticism_______ the Age of Reason.

  3. Wordsworth was concerned

  4. with _______.

  5. ______ wrote Frankenstein.

  6. 2.Name a romantic historical

  7. novel. _______

  8. _______ showed the relationship betweeen art & nature.

  9. Wordsworth & Coleridge wrote

  10. ______ together.

  11. 3.Kuble Khan was based on _____.

  12. An example of a "contrary"

  13. is _____.

  14. Contrast "The Lamb" with

  15. "The Tyger"

  16. Explain "Ozymandias".

  17. ...Tintern Abbey...

  18. 1.Lines 1-22 - Background & setting(a long River Wye)

  19. 2.Lines 23-57 - How the natural beauty ministered to the poet.

  20. 3.Lines 58-111: development of poet's appreciation of nature.

  21. a. boyhood pleasures

  22. b. adolescent emotions

  23. c. adult - learned to experience in a more thoughtful way.

  24. 4.Lines 111-159 :prayer for Dorothy

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