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imal\". Like Napoleon, \'he who surpasses or subdues mankind\', when he ascends the top, he will find nobody with him left alone. (stanza 45)
Through Byron\'s poems, he has the cynical and nihilistic attitude toward society. He says people are in darkness, yielding social pressure and pursing the no
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낭만주의적 요소
Nature
Symbolism and Myth
Other Concepts: Emotion, Lyric Poetry, and the Self
Contrasts With Neoclassicism
Individualism: The Romantic Hero
The Everyday and the Exotic
The Romantic Artist in Society
Spread of the Romantic Spirit
Recent Developments
Romantic Love
How
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especially the freeing of the artist and writer from restraints and rules and suggesting that phase of individualism marked by the encouragement of revolutionary political ideas. Walter Pater thought the addition of strangeness to beauty (the neoclassicists having insisted on order in beauty) consti
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