... most commonly contemplative topic plaguing contemporary man, without any hesitation or logic to disturb his overall thought. Each of these works were profound in that they created a new genre of literature and eliminated the censorship of thought and emotion in works. Imagingations no longer needed to be restricted to fit the social norm of ... ...
... French Revolution (1789), through the first three decades of the Nineteenth Century. Romantic literature departed from the traditional materials, form and style of preceding Neo-Classic literature, embracing innovation in these areas. Instead of the serious genres, high subjects, and elevated style and decorum of the Neo-Classic period, Romanticism heralded an era of social, political and literary revolution, new beginnings and "high ... the rigid "laws" imposed on man and poet in the preceding age of reason and restriction, whilst their weeping shows the breakdown of these barriers in ...
