... was characterized by emotional restraint, logic, technical precision, clarity, and order. Appealing to the intellect rather than imagination and emotions. Romanticism was a movement in literature in the eighteenth and nineteenth century as a revolt against Neo-classicalism. Romanticism loved spontaneity, freedom from rules, and devotion from beauty. In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century came way to the realist ... 's work does not deeply express the concept of nature. Instead, he focuses on human nature, and criticizes any teachings that dampers the idea of people exercising...

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