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Students: Gabrielly Dias e Laryssa Victória - 3°NEM

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Students: Gabrielly Dias e Laryssa Victória - 3°NEM

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Romanticism was an aesthetic and cultural movement that revolutionized society.
This movement privileges emotions, subjectivity and individualism.
Some characteristics of Romanticism are:
⁃ Exacerbated sentimentality;
⁃ Idealization of love and women;
⁃ Depressive tone;
⁃ Overvaluation of personal emotions;
⁃ Subjectivism;
⁃ Nationalism;
⁃ Popular traditions;
⁃ Idealism (utopia);
⁃ Pessimism;
⁃ Nostalgia.

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A Minha Vida Fora de Série - Paula Pimenta

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A Minha Vida Fora de Série - Paula Pimenta

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Brazilian national book

- The books portray Priscila's story and her many adventures, challenges and discoveries during her journey through high school, starting with her move from Belo Horizonte to São Paulo, due to her parents' separation.
- Throughout the series, Priscila goes through several romantic situations, involving passions, disappointments and emotional maturation. She experiences platonic loves, falls in love intensely and faces the challenges of long-distance relationships. Romance is portrayed as a central element in the protagonist's life, with all its intense emotions and the search for true love.
- The relationship with romanticism manifests itself through the emotional intensity present in the story. The focus on the protagonist's inner world, her reflections, dreams and deep feelings are well employed in the books. Priscila experiences passion, the desire to find her soulmate and the idealization of romantic love.
- "Minha Vida Fora de Série" is a contemporary work that dialogues with the current adolescent public. Although it contains romantic elements, it is not limited to them, also exploring other topics relevant to youth, such as friendship, family, self-knowledge and female empowerment.

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"Babacas de Terno" is a romantic comedy series that follows the lives of a group of ambitious and self-centered corporate entrepreneurs.
- As can be analyzed regarding Romanticism, complicated love conflicts are always present. The saga of "Babacas de Terno" deals with conflicting and intense love stories.
The main characters engage in complex relationships, whether with co-workers, clients or people outside the corporate world. Such relationships generate ethical and emotional dilemmas, raising issues of loyalty, commitment, and self-discovery;
- Romanticism often involves idealization are seen idealizing their romantic interests, putting them on a pedestal and wanting to establish deep and lasting connections;
- Romanticism often explores the emotional intensity and drama of relationships. The "Babacas de Terno" series contains dramatic elements, with moments of tension, jealousy, betrayal and reconciliation that evoke strong emotions in the characters and viewers;
- In the books, it is notable that the characters are always looking for their identity and true love with deep emotional connection;
- During the reading, in its most tense moments, we saw that the characters are always going through sacrifices and challenges, they make difficult decisions and face dilemmas on behalf of their relatives and partners, showing a form of romantic devotion.

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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story - Tom Verica/Netflix

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Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story - Tom Verica/Netflix

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- Romanticism emphasizes emotion, passion, and individualism. In the "Queen Charlotte" series, we see the characters dealing with their intense and conflicting feelings, living according to their own wills and desires, even in a highly stratified society;
- Just like in romanticism, the main characters experience intense relationships, with passion and overwhelming feelings. The search for true love, often against social conventions, reflects the romantic idea that love is a powerful and transformative force. Always trying to understand your feelings and doing everything for love;
- Although the series "Queen Charlotte" is largely a romantic narrative, it also touches on social and political issues of the time. Romanticism often explored themes such as social injustice, inequality and criticism of the hierarchical structure of society. Even though it is portrayed in a more subtle way, the series also touches on these issues, especially when addressing the restrictions imposed on women and people from lower social classes and black people.