'Dark romantics' diaporamas de présentation

Moral Reform Movements of the 19 th Century

Moral Reform Movements of the 19 th Century. INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. A shift from goods made by hand to factory and mass production Technological innovations brought production from farmhouse to factories Invented in Britain in 1750; smuggled to U.S. Beginning of US Factory System

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American Romanticism:

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American Romanticism:

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Dark Romanticism

Dark Romanticism. Nathaniel Hawthorne & Edgar Allan Poe. Transcendentalism vs Dark Romanticism. Believed in the inherent goodness of both man and nature.

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Nathaniel Hawthorne & Dark Romanticism

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Romantic Period

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The American Renaissance:

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The American Renaissance

The American Renaissance . 1. WRITERS. Think back to what you know about the Romanticist Period. What did Europeans think of Americans? How did they consider America? People doubted if America would ever be able to produce good writers because of the American culture and landscape.

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Transcendentalism

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Journal Prompts

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The Dark Romantics

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Quiz Show

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American Romanticism

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American Romanticism 1800-1860

American Romanticism 1800-1860 . Background Quiz Write the question and your response. 1. What did Romanticism start as a reaction to? 2. Name one of the subgenres (types) of American Romanticism. 3. List one characteristic of American Romanticism.

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Introduction to the American Renaissance

American Renaissance: Romanticism, Dark Romantics, Fireside Poets, Transcendentalists, Anti-Transcendentalists: 1800-1870. EQ: What elements of Romanticism are found in the short stories of the period?. Introduction to the American Renaissance. Concept Map Scenes from Last of the Mohicans

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The Rise of Realism

The Rise of Realism. 1860s-1900s. The Rise of Realism. The Civil War brought an end to the Romantic Era. The harsh realities of war paved the way to a more realistic, sometimes pessimistic view of America and the world.

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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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Romanticism

Romanticism. 1800-1860 We will walk with our own feet We will work with our own hands We will speak our own minds -Ralph Waldo Emerson. Characteristics of American Romanticism. Values feeling and intuition over reason

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The Dark Romantics

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The Dark Romantics

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