1) Write a document, create a comparison board that identifies the main characteristics of these Literary movements
LITERARY DEFINITION
MOVEMENTS
Neoclassicism was a Western cultural
movement in the decorative
and visual arts, literature,
theatre, music, and
architecture that drew
inspiration from the art and
culture of classical antiquity.
Neoclassicism was born in
Rome.
Transcendentalis is a form of idealism that
m encompasses belief in
intuitive (nonsensory)
knowledge, the indwelling
of divinity in man and
nature, and the consequent
inalienable worth of man.
FEATURES
Some of the common
characteristics seen in all
Neoclassical art include the
following:
 symmetry
 unemotional telling of
events
 simplicity of line, form,
and color
 balance of straight lines
and geometric shapes
 use of science,
mathematics, and natural
law
 non-fantastical view of
the surrounding world
and events
 Simplistic Living.
 Self-Reliance.
 Importance of Nature.
 Spirituality.
THOUGHT THAT CONCEPTION OF 3 REPRESENTATIVE
INFLUENCED THEM MAN. AUTHORS WITH 2 OF
THEIR WORKS.
The primary Neoclassicist Neoclassicism is a  Alexander Pope
belief was that art should revival of the  An Essay on
express the ideal virtues many styles and Criticism
in life and could improve spirit of classic  Messiah
the viewer by imparting a antiquity inspired
moralizing message. It directly from the  Bankes Homer
had the power to civilize, classical period,[4]  The Bankes Homer
reform, and transform which coincided  Elephantine
society, as society itself and reflected the
was being transformed developments in  John Dryden
by new approaches to philosophy and  The Wild Gallant,
government and the other areas of the a Comedy
rising forces of the Age of  The Rival Ladies, a
Industrial Revolution, Enlightenment, Tragi-Comedy
driven by scientific and was initially a
discovery and invention. reaction against
the excesses of
the preceding
Rococo style
The 19th-century Transcendentalist  Margaret Fuller
Transcendentalism s are strong  Summer on the
movement was inspired believers in the Lakes
by German power of the  Woman in the
transcendentalism, individual. It is Nineteenth
Platonism and primarily Century
Neoplatonism, the Indian concerned with
and Chinese scriptures, personal freedom.
and also by the writings Their beliefs are
 of such mystics as closely linked with  James Freeman
Emanuel Swedenborg those of the Clarke
and Jakob Böhme Romantics, but  Every-Day Religion
differ by an  Sermons on the
attempt to Lord's Prayer
embrace or, at
least, to not  Henry David
oppose the Thoreau
empiricism of  Aulus Persius
science. Flaccus
 The Service
Naturalism Sometimes defined as the
technique of portraying "a
scientifically accurate,
detached picture of life,
including everything and
selecting nothing." More
commonly, however, it
alludes not to a panoramic
view or even to the detailed
presentation of a narrow
slice of life but to a
particular attitude held by
some writers since the
middle of the nineteenth
century.
Realism. Is the detailed presentation
of appearances, especially
of familiar experiences and
circumstances