1. Romanticism in Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats
... country life, otherwise known as pastoral poetry. Mythological and fantastic settings were also employed to great effect by many of the Romantic poets"" (Rahn). Romantics idealized the country life because they believed many of the problems within society stemmed from urbanization. The Romantics were fascinated by the past medieval period of history and its mystical, gothic, supernatural, and exotic ... , there was a clearly mystical quality to Romantic writing that sets it apart from other literary periods" "(Rahn). The English Romantic poets were particularly drawn to medievalism and ...
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