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It is a romantic novel used by Bronte to express feelings and emotions and to free her imagination beyond the conventional restraints. The story is set in two houses. Then there is the mysterious atmosphere of the desolate Emily's childhood. The novel explores human passions and their consequences. Protagonists are unconventional, sinister. The female figure, Catherine, is full of energy and passion, rebellious at the begining and during the story she had an inside contrast between the acceptable social standing of Edgar Linton and the spontaneity of feelings for Heathcliff.

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Born in 1818 Haworth, in a remote part of Yorkshire. She lived a secluded life. She never married. She died in 1848.

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- social differences
-public abuses, children exploitation crimes
-physical punishment and hard work on children
-triumph of good and justice in the

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The novel fictionalized the insecurity and humiliations Dickens experienced when he was a boy. Oliver Twist was a boy without parents who works in workhouse, because of the bad way he works he run away and he falls into a gang of pickpockets. After a little time a middle-class family adopted him. He discovered he had noble origins and all his father's property become all of himself.

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He was not a revolutionary thinker, he criticized society because of the spiritual and material corruption of his age under the impact of insutrialism.

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The word 'Ozymandias' is the greek name of the egyptian pharaon Ramses II, who was a very cruel tyrant. In the poem Shelley express his total avversion to power oppression, saying that everybody has forgotten the pharaon so he wanted to state the ridiculousness of the temporary power.

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In his works he express his refusal to social conventions. He saw the poet like a person that has to be prophet.

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It's Byron's masterpiece. Critics say that Don Juan represent Byron's personality, and used to criticize Byron's intention to make a satire about the society of that time. The language is classical and he mixes lyrical expansion with comic irony.

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Byronic hero is a passionate, moody, restless ans mysterious man. He is characterised by proud individualism rejecting rules of contemporary society. He's noble birth but has bad manners. Women can't resist him but he refuses her love. He loves solitude and is attracted by nature's wildness, that he describes like something of immense and profoundly sensual.

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He became a legendary figure more known for his life than his poetry. A libertine adventurer, he came to represent the archetypical romantic hero in his opposition to the contemporary society

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She clearly sympathises with the monster,but she is afraid of the consequences of his actions. There is tension between the fear of revolution and interest in revolutionary ideas. Mary werw interested in sceince, and paticulary chemistry, so she was inspired by the last scientific theories of the time. Frankestein tries to create a human being through te use of electricity without respecting nature rules.

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In her youth she's been often in contact with important literary figure. She wrote her poems inspired by ghost stories of that period.

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Property
Decorum
Money
Marriage market
Love

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Born in 1775 in a village in Hampshire, south-west of England, daughter of a clergyman. She never married. She was educated at home by her father. She died in 1817.

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Main themes:
- Nature is usually silent and gives a great pleasure to men.
- Nature is not considered an external power but we are part of it.

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- A source of joy, comfort and consolation.
- A living force.
- A moral guide, a teacher.
- The expression of God in the universe.
- The main source of inspiration.
- A living mirror of the soul

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He wrote poems about nature and ordinary people considering emotions in a quiet world. Is considered the father of the romanticism in England.

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First generation: poems about nature and ordinary people based on emotions recollected in tranquillity. use of supernatural elements, magic anda dreamlike atmospheres.
Second generation: all poet were opposed to contemporary society they follow ideas of freedom and rebellion.

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- Poetry had no limitations and rules.
- Poetry was a overflow of emotions and passions.
- The poet was an ordinary man with more sensibility.
- The poet loved isolation and subjectivity.

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Liiterary movement born in Germany in the second half of 18th century. The word "romantic" derived from the old term "romance", used to define the medieval tales. "Romantic" meant fabulous, extravagant and unreal.