Romanticism
Romanticism
Romanticism
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Romanticism
Summary: Walter Pater claims that classicism and romanticism are not as opposed to each other as people might say. He goes on to define romanticism as a mixture of curiosity and beauty that makes use of strangeness and the grotesque and is present in all ages.
Summary: Walter Pater claims that classicism and romanticism are not as opposed to each other as people might say. He goes on to define romanticism as a mixture of curiosity and beauty that makes use of strangeness and the grotesque and is present in all ages.
Romanticism
Added to listClassicswith 129 books.
Romanticism
Added to listNonfiction of the Philosophical, Political, and Theoretical Varietywith 14 books.
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