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The start of the Romantic Period was the French Revolution in 1789 and it ended when Queen Victoria took the throne in 1837. This period introduced a lot of new ways of writing which include lyric poetry, familiar essays, oriental tales as well as gothic novels.

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This period was all about new ways of thinking and writing. "Roman" came from a French word that means new. Most of the pieces from this period are written about nature and how one is connected with nature. It has nothing to do with love or love stories.

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The fact that the Romantic Period being named the Romantic Period has correlation with hearts, roses or love.... #en2490

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The fact that the Romantic Period being named the Romantic Period has correlation with hearts, roses or love.... #en2490 https://t.co/hJkTYluVmF

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The fact that the Romantic Period being named the Romantic Period has correlation with hearts, roses or love.... #en2490 pic.twitter.com/hJkTYluVmF
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The fact that the Romantic Period being named the Romantic Period has correlation with hearts, roses or love.... #en2490 https://t.co/hJkTYluVmF

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The fact that the Romantic Period being named the Romantic Period has correlation with hearts, roses or love.... #en2490 https://t.co/hJkTYluVmF

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The fact that the Romantic Period being named the Romantic Period has correlation with hearts, roses or love.... #en2490

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OMG poor people!? How Romantic! #EN2490 https://t.co/92VouRvp5X

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OMG poor people!? How Romantic! #EN2490 pic.twitter.com/92VouRvp5X
— molly (@meandrews07) February 28, 2018

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OMG poor people!? How Romantic! #EN2490 https://t.co/92VouRvp5X

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OMG poor people!? How Romantic! #EN2490 https://t.co/92VouRvp5X

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These were lead by Napoleon, who claimed to be a French Emperor, who was constantly trying to take over and conquer new places. These wars took place for twelve years; 1803 through 1815.

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When Napoleon names himself Emperor of France and everyone's pumped but then people start getting decapitated left and right... #en2490

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When Napoleon names himself Emperor of France and everyone's pumped but then people start getting decapitated left and right... #en2490 https://t.co/ONKZLJX3Rg

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When Napoleon names himself Emperor of France and everyone's pumped but then people start getting decapitated left and right... #en2490 pic.twitter.com/ONKZLJX3Rg
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) February 28, 2018

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When Napoleon names himself Emperor of France and everyone's pumped but then people start getting decapitated left and right... #en2490 https://t.co/ONKZLJX3Rg

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When Napoleon names himself Emperor of France and everyone's pumped but then people start getting decapitated left and right... #en2490 https://t.co/ONKZLJX3Rg

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When Napoleon names himself Emperor of France and everyone's pumped but then people start getting decapitated left and right... #en2490

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 https://t.co/zN2RtELor3

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 pic.twitter.com/zN2RtELor3
— molly (@meandrews07) February 28, 2018

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 https://t.co/zN2RtELor3

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490 https://t.co/zN2RtELor3

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Live footage of Napoleon from 1803-1815 #en2490

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Here's a video about the history of the Napoleonic Wars.

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Popular Forms of Writing in the Romantic Period

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Popular Forms of Writing in the Romantic Period

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These poems usually reflect on the self or heavily use "I". They also talked about who poetry was for and who poetry should be about. During this time, poets believed that poetry should be made about the common man and for the common man.

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Romantic poets using "I" in their lyrical poetry like- #en2490

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Romantic poets using "I" in their lyrical poetry like- #en2490 https://t.co/71b4mr1gs2

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Romantic poets using "I" in their lyrical poetry like- #en2490 pic.twitter.com/71b4mr1gs2
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) February 28, 2018

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Romantic poets using "I" in their lyrical poetry like- #en2490 https://t.co/71b4mr1gs2

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Romantic poets using "I" in their lyrical poetry like- #en2490 https://t.co/71b4mr1gs2

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Romantic poets using "I" in their lyrical poetry like- #en2490

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Does lyric poetry remind anyone else of high school?
I can feel the teenage angst. 
#en2490 #angsty

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Does lyric poetry remind anyone else of high school?
I can feel the teenage angst. 
#en2490 #angsty

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Does lyric poetry remind anyone else of high school?
I can feel the teenage angst. #en2490 #angsty
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) February 28, 2018

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Does lyric poetry remind anyone else of high school?
I can feel the teenage angst. 
#en2490 #angsty

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Does lyric poetry remind anyone else of high school?
I can feel the teenage angst. 
#en2490 #angsty

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Does lyric poetry remind anyone else of high school?
I can feel the teenage angst. 
#en2490 #angsty

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Newsflash:
Lyrical Poetry should come from the heart not the brain  
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Newsflash:
Lyrical Poetry should come from the heart not the brain  
#en2490 https://t.co/BVl8YUzGse

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Newsflash:
Lyrical Poetry should come from the heart not the brain #en2490 pic.twitter.com/BVl8YUzGse
— molly (@meandrews07) March 5, 2018

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Newsflash:
Lyrical Poetry should come from the heart not the brain  
#en2490 https://t.co/BVl8YUzGse

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Newsflash:
Lyrical Poetry should come from the heart not the brain  
#en2490 https://t.co/BVl8YUzGse

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Newsflash:
Lyrical Poetry should come from the heart not the brain  
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Wordsworth wanted most of his works to be literary experiments. He believed that poetry should be written for and about the common man. He questioned Neoclassicism and wanted everyone to be able to enjoy literature, not just those of a high class. He did this in his "Preface to Lyrical Ballads".

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What do we think about Wordsworth's views on literature? 
Literature about the everyday?
Literature in everyday language?
Literature from the overflowing of emotions?
Writers and unique and special?
Literature should be about reflected emotion?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth #lit

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What do we think about Wordsworth's views on literature? 
Literature about the everyday?
Literature in everyday language?
Literature from the overflowing of emotions?
Writers and unique and special?
Literature should be about reflected emotion?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth #lit https://t.co/1G2LO2C6mC

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What do we think about Wordsworth's views on literature?
Literature about the everyday?
Literature in everyday language?
Literature from the overflowing of emotions?
Writers and unique and special?
Literature should be about reflected emotion?#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth #lit pic.twitter.com/1G2LO2C6mC
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 7, 2018

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What do we think about Wordsworth's views on literature? 
Literature about the everyday?
Literature in everyday language?
Literature from the overflowing of emotions?
Writers and unique and special?
Literature should be about reflected emotion?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth #lit https://t.co/1G2LO2C6mC

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What do we think about Wordsworth's views on literature? 
Literature about the everyday?
Literature in everyday language?
Literature from the overflowing of emotions?
Writers and unique and special?
Literature should be about reflected emotion?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth #lit https://t.co/1G2LO2C6mC

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What do we think about Wordsworth's views on literature? 
Literature about the everyday?
Literature in everyday language?
Literature from the overflowing of emotions?
Writers and unique and special?
Literature should be about reflected emotion?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth #lit

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Wordsworth- "The purpose of the collection was to write poems that dealt with things that happen in everyday life." #en2490

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Wordsworth- "The purpose of the collection was to write poems that dealt with things that happen in everyday life." #en2490 https://t.co/3QOb55fVjl

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Wordsworth- "The purpose of the collection was to write poems that dealt with things that happen in everyday life." #en2490 pic.twitter.com/3QOb55fVjl
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 7, 2018

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Wordsworth- "The purpose of the collection was to write poems that dealt with things that happen in everyday life." #en2490 https://t.co/3QOb55fVjl

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Wordsworth- "The purpose of the collection was to write poems that dealt with things that happen in everyday life." #en2490 https://t.co/3QOb55fVjl

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Wordsworth- "The purpose of the collection was to write poems that dealt with things that happen in everyday life." #en2490

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Robinson was an actress, author, and mistress. She began writing poetry while she was in jail for debt. She is known for "The Haunted Beach". In this, she uses supernatural factors to create a creepy tone of a ghost of a sailor.

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The real question is what DIDN'T Mary Robinson do to make herself prominent during this time period... #actress #author #royalmistress #7novels #9shaxeplays #prisontime #en2490

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The real question is what DIDN'T Mary Robinson do to make herself prominent during this time period... #actress #author #royalmistress #7novels #9shaxeplays #prisontime #en2490

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The real question is what DIDN'T Mary Robinson do to make herself prominent during this time period... #actress #author #royalmistress #7novels #9shaxeplays #prisontime #en2490
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) February 28, 2018

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The real question is what DIDN'T Mary Robinson do to make herself prominent during this time period... #actress #author #royalmistress #7novels #9shaxeplays #prisontime #en2490

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The real question is what DIDN'T Mary Robinson do to make herself prominent during this time period... #actress #author #royalmistress #7novels #9shaxeplays #prisontime #en2490

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The real question is what DIDN'T Mary Robinson do to make herself prominent during this time period... #actress #author #royalmistress #7novels #9shaxeplays #prisontime #en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Mary Robinson: Has a baby in prison, loved acting, had a sugar daddy who never pays her who just so happens to be the future king of England, gets another sugar daddy who DOES pay her, is paralyzed from the waist down, and becomes a famous writer... damn you go girl
#en2490

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid https://t.co/u8XY00eCkk

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid pic.twitter.com/u8XY00eCkk
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) February 28, 2018

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid https://t.co/u8XY00eCkk

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid https://t.co/u8XY00eCkk

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Being paid 20,000 pounds to be someone's mistress. Sounds like a great gig. Way to go, Mary Robinson.
#en2490 #actresstomistress #paidtogetlaid

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William Blake was a poet who is most famous for his contrast in "Songs of Innocence" and "Songs of Experience". He went to school for art but began writing. These songs were made for children but had deeper and more sophisticated meanings.

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This was an informal way to write creative nonfiction. It tended to be personal and it gave the author his own voice by being able to use his own words and thoughts.

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Equiano was sold into slavery at a young age and wrote about his tales. In the narrative, he talks about how when he was a slave and he saw people reading, he thought that the books were actually talking to the person.

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Equiano wants the books to talk to him
#en2490

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Equiano wants the books to talk to him
#en2490 https://t.co/bJCIuQkUFP

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Equiano wants the books to talk to him#en2490 pic.twitter.com/bJCIuQkUFP
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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Equiano wants the books to talk to him
#en2490 https://t.co/bJCIuQkUFP

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Equiano wants the books to talk to him
#en2490 https://t.co/bJCIuQkUFP

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Equiano wants the books to talk to him
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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. #en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
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Equiano ends up buying himself out of slavery. So, in order to save himself and escape from the system, he has to participate in and be a member of the system. 
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These were stories about people from the "East" and were often referred to as "The Orient". The East pretty much included half of the world. People from these regions were often seen as the same even though there are cultural differences. "Othering" happened a lot with the Orient. There was exotic othering, which meant that these people are things were often glorified and looked at differently, and there was demonic othering. Demonic othering is when people see oriental people are evil and they are portrayed as either animals or the devil.

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient"
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.#en2490
— molly (@meandrews07) March 12, 2018

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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"The Orient" 
Refers to China, India, Mongolia, Koreas, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines, Turkey, the Middle East, Japan and more

Mainly, it generalizes all of these cultures together although they are very different.

#en2490

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When China takes all of England's drugs...#theopiumwars #givememydrugs  #en2490

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When China takes all of England's drugs...#theopiumwars #givememydrugs  #en2490 https://t.co/6mt4txmiTY

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When China takes all of England's drugs...#theopiumwars #givememydrugs #en2490 pic.twitter.com/6mt4txmiTY
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 12, 2018

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When China takes all of England's drugs...#theopiumwars #givememydrugs  #en2490 https://t.co/6mt4txmiTY

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When China takes all of England's drugs...#theopiumwars #givememydrugs  #en2490 https://t.co/6mt4txmiTY

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When China takes all of England's drugs...#theopiumwars #givememydrugs  #en2490

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Coleridge was the author of the poem "Kubla Khan" which talked about an Oriental Emperor. He was also high on opium while he was writing it and claims that is how he got his inspiration and idea.

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The caves and land in "Kubla Khan" look like vaginas. Psychoanalyze that!
#en2490 #SamuelTaylorColeridge #psychoanalysis #genitalia

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The caves and land in "Kubla Khan" look like vaginas. Psychoanalyze that!
#en2490 #SamuelTaylorColeridge #psychoanalysis #genitalia https://t.co/HZPNBjkbKj

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The caves and land in "Kubla Khan" look like vaginas. Psychoanalyze that!#en2490 #SamuelTaylorColeridge #psychoanalysis #genitalia pic.twitter.com/HZPNBjkbKj
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 12, 2018

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The caves and land in "Kubla Khan" look like vaginas. Psychoanalyze that!
#en2490 #SamuelTaylorColeridge #psychoanalysis #genitalia https://t.co/HZPNBjkbKj

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The caves and land in "Kubla Khan" look like vaginas. Psychoanalyze that!
#en2490 #SamuelTaylorColeridge #psychoanalysis #genitalia https://t.co/HZPNBjkbKj

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The caves and land in "Kubla Khan" look like vaginas. Psychoanalyze that!
#en2490 #SamuelTaylorColeridge #psychoanalysis #genitalia

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DeQuincy wrote the "Confessions of an English Opium Eater" where demonic othering of "The Orient" is prominent. He gives the Orient animalistic features and compares him to a young English girl. Not only that, opium is tied in with "The Orient" because opium is from Asia.

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 https://t.co/CgtF44NdHS

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 pic.twitter.com/CgtF44NdHS
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 12, 2018

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 https://t.co/CgtF44NdHS

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490 https://t.co/CgtF44NdHS

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De Quincey- Talks about the benefits of using opium: Helps to discover the world around you, relates it to religion, one of life's many ailments. yet he hopes to help deter people from using it. contradict much? #en2490

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De Quincey- gets into a new genre of writing at the time: the personal essay. These were public interest stories about anything. When the Malaysian came to De Quincey's, he was regarded as a "demon". We get this narrative of "Eastern otherness" through a western lens.  #en2490

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De Quincey- gets into a new genre of writing at the time: the personal essay. These were public interest stories about anything. When the Malaysian came to De Quincey's, he was regarded as a "demon". We get this narrative of "Eastern otherness" through a western lens.  #en2490

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De Quincey- gets into a new genre of writing at the time: the personal essay. These were public interest stories about anything. When the Malaysian came to De Quincey's, he was regarded as a "demon". We get this narrative of "Eastern otherness" through a western lens. #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 12, 2018

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De Quincey- gets into a new genre of writing at the time: the personal essay. These were public interest stories about anything. When the Malaysian came to De Quincey's, he was regarded as a "demon". We get this narrative of "Eastern otherness" through a western lens.  #en2490

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De Quincey- gets into a new genre of writing at the time: the personal essay. These were public interest stories about anything. When the Malaysian came to De Quincey's, he was regarded as a "demon". We get this narrative of "Eastern otherness" through a western lens.  #en2490

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De Quincey- gets into a new genre of writing at the time: the personal essay. These were public interest stories about anything. When the Malaysian came to De Quincey's, he was regarded as a "demon". We get this narrative of "Eastern otherness" through a western lens.  #en2490

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How do the Romantics see The Orient?
"I brought together all creatures, birds, beasts, reptiles, all trees and plants, usages and appearances, that are found in all tropical regions, and assembled them together in China or Indostan" (De Quincy 577).
#en2490 #orientalism

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How do the Romantics see The Orient?
"I brought together all creatures, birds, beasts, reptiles, all trees and plants, usages and appearances, that are found in all tropical regions, and assembled them together in China or Indostan" (De Quincy 577).
#en2490 #orientalism https://t.co/53E5iiMcS8

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How do the Romantics see The Orient?
"I brought together all creatures, birds, beasts, reptiles, all trees and plants, usages and appearances, that are found in all tropical regions, and assembled them together in China or Indostan" (De Quincy 577).#en2490 #orientalism pic.twitter.com/53E5iiMcS8
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 12, 2018

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How do the Romantics see The Orient?
"I brought together all creatures, birds, beasts, reptiles, all trees and plants, usages and appearances, that are found in all tropical regions, and assembled them together in China or Indostan" (De Quincy 577).
#en2490 #orientalism https://t.co/53E5iiMcS8

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How do the Romantics see The Orient?
"I brought together all creatures, birds, beasts, reptiles, all trees and plants, usages and appearances, that are found in all tropical regions, and assembled them together in China or Indostan" (De Quincy 577).
#en2490 #orientalism https://t.co/53E5iiMcS8

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How do the Romantics see The Orient?
"I brought together all creatures, birds, beasts, reptiles, all trees and plants, usages and appearances, that are found in all tropical regions, and assembled them together in China or Indostan" (De Quincy 577).
#en2490 #orientalism

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These were dramatic stories that often included fear, horror or death as well as nature and high emotion. There are some gothic aspects that could be found in Mary Robinson's "The Haunted Beach".

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The gothic- comes up at the end of the 18th century. The emphasis on the supernatural; the focus on catholicism. Gothic architecture comes in around the 1200s'-1400s'. Obsession with grotesque bodies, demons #en2490

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The gothic- comes up at the end of the 18th century. The emphasis on the supernatural; the focus on catholicism. Gothic architecture comes in around the 1200s'-1400s'. Obsession with grotesque bodies, demons #en2490

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The gothic- comes up at the end of the 18th century. The emphasis on the supernatural; the focus on catholicism. Gothic architecture comes in around the 1200s'-1400s'. Obsession with grotesque bodies, demons #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) February 28, 2018

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The gothic- comes up at the end of the 18th century. The emphasis on the supernatural; the focus on catholicism. Gothic architecture comes in around the 1200s'-1400s'. Obsession with grotesque bodies, demons #en2490

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The gothic- comes up at the end of the 18th century. The emphasis on the supernatural; the focus on catholicism. Gothic architecture comes in around the 1200s'-1400s'. Obsession with grotesque bodies, demons #en2490

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The gothic- comes up at the end of the 18th century. The emphasis on the supernatural; the focus on catholicism. Gothic architecture comes in around the 1200s'-1400s'. Obsession with grotesque bodies, demons #en2490

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The Goths: 
dramatic stories and ornate buildings #EN2490

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The Goths: 
dramatic stories and ornate buildings #EN2490 https://t.co/qacKmNZZAL

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The Goths:
dramatic stories and ornate buildings #EN2490 pic.twitter.com/qacKmNZZAL
— molly (@meandrews07) February 28, 2018

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The Goths: 
dramatic stories and ornate buildings #EN2490 https://t.co/qacKmNZZAL

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The Goths: 
dramatic stories and ornate buildings #EN2490 https://t.co/qacKmNZZAL

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The Goths: 
dramatic stories and ornate buildings #EN2490

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How do you make Gothic literature?
Well, start with supernatural elements. Then, add in some grotesque stuff, a handful of anti-Catholic ideals, a whole heap of mental illness, and a healthy sprinkle of heightened emotion. Mix it all together and....
#en2490 #gothic

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How do you make Gothic literature?
Well, start with supernatural elements. Then, add in some grotesque stuff, a handful of anti-Catholic ideals, a whole heap of mental illness, and a healthy sprinkle of heightened emotion. Mix it all together and....
#en2490 #gothic https://t.co/GscYSZ6Q8o

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How do you make Gothic literature?
Well, start with supernatural elements. Then, add in some grotesque stuff, a handful of anti-Catholic ideals, a whole heap of mental illness, and a healthy sprinkle of heightened emotion. Mix it all together and....#en2490 #gothic pic.twitter.com/GscYSZ6Q8o
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) February 28, 2018

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How do you make Gothic literature?
Well, start with supernatural elements. Then, add in some grotesque stuff, a handful of anti-Catholic ideals, a whole heap of mental illness, and a healthy sprinkle of heightened emotion. Mix it all together and....
#en2490 #gothic https://t.co/GscYSZ6Q8o

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How do you make Gothic literature?
Well, start with supernatural elements. Then, add in some grotesque stuff, a handful of anti-Catholic ideals, a whole heap of mental illness, and a healthy sprinkle of heightened emotion. Mix it all together and....
#en2490 #gothic https://t.co/GscYSZ6Q8o

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How do you make Gothic literature?
Well, start with supernatural elements. Then, add in some grotesque stuff, a handful of anti-Catholic ideals, a whole heap of mental illness, and a healthy sprinkle of heightened emotion. Mix it all together and....
#en2490 #gothic

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Romantic sublime is when someone is overwhelmed by nature. Egotistical sublime is when the poet relates everything back to themselves, or it makes them think of themselves in some way. In the Romantic Period, both of these are prominent features in literature. Most things during this time period were either related to nature, or the author relating nature to ones self.

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The sublime- a fear/awe of nature
The egotistical sublime- everything in literature as related to the individual  #en2490

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The sublime- a fear/awe of nature
The egotistical sublime- everything in literature as related to the individual  #en2490

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The sublime- a fear/awe of nature
The egotistical sublime- everything in literature as related to the individual #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) February 28, 2018

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The sublime- a fear/awe of nature
The egotistical sublime- everything in literature as related to the individual  #en2490

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The sublime- a fear/awe of nature
The egotistical sublime- everything in literature as related to the individual  #en2490

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The sublime- a fear/awe of nature
The egotistical sublime- everything in literature as related to the individual  #en2490

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Newsflash:
Egotistical sublime: every poem about nature is actually about "you" 
#en2490

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Newsflash:
Egotistical sublime: every poem about nature is actually about "you" 
#en2490 https://t.co/4jx1sdZ1cP

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Newsflash:
Egotistical sublime: every poem about nature is actually about "you" #en2490 pic.twitter.com/4jx1sdZ1cP
— molly (@meandrews07) March 5, 2018

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Newsflash:
Egotistical sublime: every poem about nature is actually about "you" 
#en2490 https://t.co/4jx1sdZ1cP

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Newsflash:
Egotistical sublime: every poem about nature is actually about "you" 
#en2490 https://t.co/4jx1sdZ1cP

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Newsflash:
Egotistical sublime: every poem about nature is actually about "you" 
#en2490

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hashtag of the day: #woeisme#en2490
— Griffin Nyhan (@griffin_nyhan) February 28, 2018

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egotistical sublime....I think one single gif can portray the true definition of that term... #en2490

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egotistical sublime....I think one single gif can portray the true definition of that term... #en2490 https://t.co/QvuIFKjTSb

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egotistical sublime....I think one single gif can portray the true definition of that term... #en2490 pic.twitter.com/QvuIFKjTSb
— Taylor Catherine (@taylorcbro2355) March 5, 2018

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egotistical sublime....I think one single gif can portray the true definition of that term... #en2490 https://t.co/QvuIFKjTSb

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egotistical sublime....I think one single gif can portray the true definition of that term... #en2490 https://t.co/QvuIFKjTSb

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egotistical sublime....I think one single gif can portray the true definition of that term... #en2490

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake https://t.co/ETnXEcIJAV

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.#en2490 #WilliamBlake pic.twitter.com/ETnXEcIJAV
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 5, 2018

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake https://t.co/ETnXEcIJAV

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake https://t.co/ETnXEcIJAV

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"Song of Innocence; The Chimney Sweeper" is super naive, including a blind acceptance of religion.
"Song of Experience; The Chimney Sweeper" is about a child calling out the faults in religion.
Blake's using dichotomies to emphasize problems in religion.
#en2490 #WilliamBlake

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Wordsworth uses egotistical sublime in "Tintern Abbey". In this, he reflects on nature and then reflects it back on himself asking if you go here, will you remember me? He also uses egotistical sublime in his "I wandered as a Lonely Cloud".

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Wordsworth reflects in the poem Tintern Abbey on his past experiences there and his "overflow" of emotions. He is constantly revisiting this place in his mind regardless of what he is thinking and/or feeling. 
#en2490

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Wordsworth reflects in the poem Tintern Abbey on his past experiences there and his "overflow" of emotions. He is constantly revisiting this place in his mind regardless of what he is thinking and/or feeling. 
#en2490

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Wordsworth reflects in the poem Tintern Abbey on his past experiences there and his "overflow" of emotions. He is constantly revisiting this place in his mind regardless of what he is thinking and/or feeling. #en2490
— molly (@meandrews07) March 7, 2018

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Wordsworth reflects in the poem Tintern Abbey on his past experiences there and his "overflow" of emotions. He is constantly revisiting this place in his mind regardless of what he is thinking and/or feeling. 
#en2490

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Wordsworth reflects in the poem Tintern Abbey on his past experiences there and his "overflow" of emotions. He is constantly revisiting this place in his mind regardless of what he is thinking and/or feeling. 
#en2490

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Wordsworth reflects in the poem Tintern Abbey on his past experiences there and his "overflow" of emotions. He is constantly revisiting this place in his mind regardless of what he is thinking and/or feeling. 
#en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments. #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 7, 2018

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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Tinturn Abbey- It's a reflection of emotion recollected in tranquility. "But oft, in lonely rooms, and 'mid the din Of towns and cities, I have owed to them." This experience hadn't disappeared from his memory, and it constantly comes back to him in urban environments.  #en2490

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I wandered Lonely As A Cloud- "He goes on a walk, he see's a bunch of daffodils, he goes home and thinks about it." The poem illustrates Wordsworth's values because he looks back at the memories and speaks about his emotions.   #en2490

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I wandered Lonely As A Cloud- "He goes on a walk, he see's a bunch of daffodils, he goes home and thinks about it." The poem illustrates Wordsworth's values because he looks back at the memories and speaks about his emotions.   #en2490 https://t.co/FqOf9tZx48

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I wandered Lonely As A Cloud- "He goes on a walk, he see's a bunch of daffodils, he goes home and thinks about it." The poem illustrates Wordsworth's values because he looks back at the memories and speaks about his emotions. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/FqOf9tZx48
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 7, 2018

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I wandered Lonely As A Cloud- "He goes on a walk, he see's a bunch of daffodils, he goes home and thinks about it." The poem illustrates Wordsworth's values because he looks back at the memories and speaks about his emotions.   #en2490 https://t.co/FqOf9tZx48

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I wandered Lonely As A Cloud- "He goes on a walk, he see's a bunch of daffodils, he goes home and thinks about it." The poem illustrates Wordsworth's values because he looks back at the memories and speaks about his emotions.   #en2490 https://t.co/FqOf9tZx48

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I wandered Lonely As A Cloud- "He goes on a walk, he see's a bunch of daffodils, he goes home and thinks about it." The poem illustrates Wordsworth's values because he looks back at the memories and speaks about his emotions.   #en2490

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How can ones be lonely as a cloud?
Don't clouds clump together?
Isn't he getting friendly with the personified flowers?
...Is he lonely or not?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth

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How can ones be lonely as a cloud?
Don't clouds clump together?
Isn't he getting friendly with the personified flowers?
...Is he lonely or not?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth https://t.co/xg07cQqIND

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How can ones be lonely as a cloud?
Don't clouds clump together?
Isn't he getting friendly with the personified flowers?
...Is he lonely or not?#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth pic.twitter.com/xg07cQqIND
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 7, 2018

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How can ones be lonely as a cloud?
Don't clouds clump together?
Isn't he getting friendly with the personified flowers?
...Is he lonely or not?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth https://t.co/xg07cQqIND

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How can ones be lonely as a cloud?
Don't clouds clump together?
Isn't he getting friendly with the personified flowers?
...Is he lonely or not?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth https://t.co/xg07cQqIND

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How can ones be lonely as a cloud?
Don't clouds clump together?
Isn't he getting friendly with the personified flowers?
...Is he lonely or not?
#en2490 #WilliamWordsworth

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By the end of the Romantic Period, Neoclassicism and more classic forms begin to reappear. This includes the bringing back of Greek mythology and the writing of Odes.

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley https://t.co/ssElvm4MIg

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again.
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley pic.twitter.com/ssElvm4MIg
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 14, 2018

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley https://t.co/ssElvm4MIg

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley https://t.co/ssElvm4MIg

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At the end of the Romantic period, Neoclassicism returns with the likes of Percy Shelley, John Keats, and others.
That's right, we're getting Greek again. 
We also have a reintroduction to classical form, wit, and (human) nature.
#en2490 #neoclassicism #JohnKeats #PercyShelley

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At the end of the Romantic Period, writers began to rebel against the rules of the literary period because they didn't want the restrictions
 #en2490

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At the end of the Romantic Period, writers began to rebel against the rules of the literary period because they didn't want the restrictions
 #en2490 https://t.co/kv4lrASsKP

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At the end of the Romantic Period, writers began to rebel against the rules of the literary period because they didn't want the restrictions
#en2490 pic.twitter.com/kv4lrASsKP
— molly (@meandrews07) March 14, 2018

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At the end of the Romantic Period, writers began to rebel against the rules of the literary period because they didn't want the restrictions
 #en2490 https://t.co/kv4lrASsKP

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At the end of the Romantic Period, writers began to rebel against the rules of the literary period because they didn't want the restrictions
 #en2490 https://t.co/kv4lrASsKP

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At the end of the Romantic Period, writers began to rebel against the rules of the literary period because they didn't want the restrictions
 #en2490

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John Keats was born in the middle class, and went to medical school but ended up hating it so he became a poet. Keats wrote "Lamia" which referenced a lot of Greek mythology, therefore, he relates back to Neoclassicism.

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Lamia- Keats used a lot of hyperbolic imagery when describing Lamia's looks. The poem relates to the time period with a man's cliche desire of a beautiful woman. (Group #5) #en2490

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Penance: a voluntary act of self-punishment as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong.
In terms of Lamia, this word attempts to sum up how she may have come to be an enchanted snake.
#en2490 #penance #Lamia #JohnKeats

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Penance: a voluntary act of self-punishment as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong.
In terms of Lamia, this word attempts to sum up how she may have come to be an enchanted snake.
#en2490 #penance #Lamia #JohnKeats

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Penance: a voluntary act of self-punishment as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong.
In terms of Lamia, this word attempts to sum up how she may have come to be an enchanted snake.#en2490 #penance #Lamia #JohnKeats
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 14, 2018

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Penance: a voluntary act of self-punishment as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong.
In terms of Lamia, this word attempts to sum up how she may have come to be an enchanted snake.
#en2490 #penance #Lamia #JohnKeats

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Penance: a voluntary act of self-punishment as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong.
In terms of Lamia, this word attempts to sum up how she may have come to be an enchanted snake.
#en2490 #penance #Lamia #JohnKeats

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Penance: a voluntary act of self-punishment as an outward expression of repentance for having done wrong.
In terms of Lamia, this word attempts to sum up how she may have come to be an enchanted snake.
#en2490 #penance #Lamia #JohnKeats

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Lamia was referred to as a demon mistress, but also a lady elf. the description infers that she could be the devil himself. "Her mouth is intentionally left as a woman's mouth to deceive. This could imply that women are tricksters." #en2490

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Percy Shelley was married to Mary Shelley, therefore making them the literary power couple. He wrote works such as "Ode to the West Wind", which brought back classic form because it was an Ode. He also wrote "Mont Blanc" and "Ozymandias"

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 https://t.co/odVhTYmWte

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/odVhTYmWte
— KyleChiptweets (@kylechiptweets) March 14, 2018

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 https://t.co/odVhTYmWte

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490 https://t.co/odVhTYmWte

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Ode To The West Wind-"Wind is synonymous with breath, the soul, and inspiration". The man's leaves are falling, like leaves do in autumn, (he's dying) and wants his works to be regenerated just like nature. The west wind: the west referring to opportunity and prosperity. #en2490

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Ozymandias, the shattered statue that Shelley wrote about. Or, the "King of Kings." Also known as Kind Ramesses II.
#en2490 #Ozymandias #PercyShelley

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Ozymandias, the shattered statue that Shelley wrote about. Or, the "King of Kings." Also known as Kind Ramesses II.
#en2490 #Ozymandias #PercyShelley https://t.co/N6Cy6ZJaip

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Ozymandias, the shattered statue that Shelley wrote about. Or, the "King of Kings." Also known as Kind Ramesses II.#en2490 #Ozymandias #PercyShelley pic.twitter.com/N6Cy6ZJaip
— Amelia McLeod (@ameliaofmcleod) March 14, 2018

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Ozymandias, the shattered statue that Shelley wrote about. Or, the "King of Kings." Also known as Kind Ramesses II.
#en2490 #Ozymandias #PercyShelley https://t.co/N6Cy6ZJaip

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Ozymandias, the shattered statue that Shelley wrote about. Or, the "King of Kings." Also known as Kind Ramesses II.
#en2490 #Ozymandias #PercyShelley https://t.co/N6Cy6ZJaip

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Ozymandias, the shattered statue that Shelley wrote about. Or, the "King of Kings." Also known as Kind Ramesses II.
#en2490 #Ozymandias #PercyShelley

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490 https://t.co/XVO2F4GcfC

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
#en2490 pic.twitter.com/XVO2F4GcfC
— molly (@meandrews07) March 14, 2018

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490 https://t.co/XVO2F4GcfC

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490 https://t.co/XVO2F4GcfC

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Percy Shelley is married to Mary Shelley #literarypowercouple
 #en2490