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Video SparkNotes: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein summary

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[Possible activity] Can you name some Romantic heroes? Are they the same thing as an anti-hero?

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Maybe you think that a Romantic hero is the love interest of a character from a young adult book but nothing could be further from the truth.

A Romantic hero, also known as Byronic hero (does it ring a bell?) is a kind of character that has the following characteristics:

Outcasts: They stand against the standards set by society and they usually isolate themselves because  the rest of the world rejects them.

Self-serving: They don't want to salve the world, they want to get something for them.

Obsessive

Melancholic

They usually show regret for their actions. They usually want to redeem themselves.

Disillusioned

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Feelings and emotion before intellect. Imagination is key.

Spiritual and supernatural elements

The ancient past

Rebellion and revolution

Herosim, celebration of the individual

Experimentation with poetic form

Nature

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Action-reaction sequences are very important in order to understand literary and artistic movements. Romanticism reacts against Enlightenment, so if you remember the characteristics of the previous movement it will be easier for you to memorize it and understand the changes!

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Romanticism is an an artistic movement that was born in Europe. It was especially  famous in Germany and England.

The publication of Lyrical Ballads in 1798 by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Colleridge marks the beginning of the English Romantic movement

It is heavily influenced by the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution.