European Romanticism

18th century aesthetic anaphora artistic attitude to nature ballad beauty Budapest Byron Central and Eastern character characteristic classical Coleridge Coleridge's conception contemporary countries criticism culture Czech Dante Dekabrist Divine Comedy drama E. T. A. Hoffmann Eastern Europe emerged Eminescu English Enlightenment epic European romanticism example expression folklore French Gáldi genre German German romanticism Goethe Herder hero historical Hugo Hugo's human Hungarian Ibid ideas images imagination influence inspired Italian Lamartine landscape language Leopardi Lermontov's letters literary lyrical Manzoni Mickiewicz moral Mozart Novalis novel passion Petőfi philosophical poem poet poet's poetic Polish popular portrait principle problem Pushkin realism romantic art romantic literature romantic period romantic poetry Russian Serbian Shakespeare Shelley Slovak Słowacki social songs Sőtér soul spirit stanza Stendhal Sturm und Drang style symbol thought tion tradition tragedy translation trend typological verse Victor Hugo words Wordsworth writes wrote Ленинград Москва стр