1. Hugo romanticism
... not be fettered by rules and systems of creation, such as those found in Classicism. Hugo declared, "We are constructing no systems' here. God protect us from systems- (http://www.bartleby.com/39/40.html). He continues by saying that the "grotesque- and the "sublime-, the tragic and the comic, the human beast and the human soul "all exist at ... combination of tragedy and comedy, was excluded as a model for Romantic Theatre. Instead Hugo asks his fellow artists, "why attach oneself to a master, or graft oneself upon a model- (http://www.bartleby.com/39/40.html). In fact, the only model ...
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