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Dark romanticism is a literary sub genre of Romantic Literature that emerged from the transcendental philosophical movement popular in america

Dark Romanticism views it in a much more sinister light than does Transcendentalism, which sees nature as a divine and universal organic mediator.

Dark Romantics believed that people are naturally prone to sin and self-destruction, not naturally good.

They viewed nature as dark, decaying, mysterious, and sometimes revealing evil truths.

Humanity's Dark Side: Focused on the inherent sin, guilt, and psychological darkness within people, rejecting the idea that humans are naturally good.

Terrifying Nature: Portrayed the natural world as a mysterious and often hostile force that can mirror or expose human corruption, not a peaceful sanctuary.

Dark Romantics present individuals as prone to sin and self destruction, not as inherently possessing divinity and wisdom.

The natural word views dark Romanticism as dark, decaying and mysterious.

It focuses on the "natural bad" in humans, not the good. for example when it talks about how Dark Romanticism presents individuals as prone to sin and self destruction.

It views nature in a sinister and terrifying light. for example how it talked about when nature reveals truth to man in these works its revelations are often evil and hellish

One thing about Dark Romanticism is a sub-genre of transcendental and followed along the same lines of it kind of.

They saw nature as dark, decaying, mysterious, and sometimes revealing evil truths.