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    Romanticism began developing in Western Europe between 1750-1900 as a new set of ideas that emphasized emotion, individualism, nature and the irrational. Some key developments included Rousseau's 1762 work "Emile" which portrayed children as original rebels outside of adult discipline, and Goethe's 1774 novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" which changed how people thought about love by privileging emotion over rational concerns. Romanticism also took influence from Christianity and emphasized following one's heart rather than traditions.

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    Romanticism began developing in Western Europe between 1750-1900 as a new set of ideas that emphasized emotion, individualism, nature and the irrational. Some key developments included Rousseau's 1762 work "Emile" which portrayed children as original rebels outside of adult discipline, and Goethe's 1774 novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther" which changed how people thought about love by privileging emotion over rational concerns. Romanticism also took influence from Christianity and emphasized following one's heart rather than traditions.

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    HISTORY

    ROMANTICISM
    ROMANTICISM
    Birth of new set of
    IDEAS
    Beginning of
    ROMANTICISM

    | WESTERN EUROPE

    ~1750~
    \1750 1900
    THE
    MARAIS,
    PARIS
    MAY 1762
    Jean-Jacques
    Rousseau

    “Emile”
    or
    “On Education”.
    CHILD
    ~Original rebel
    ~Epitome of everything that is pure
    ~unschooled
    `~Outside adult discipline
    BROOK
    STREET,
    LONDON
    AUGUST 1770
    Thomas Chatterton
    Romanticism borrows
    from CHRISTIANITY
    LEIPZIG,
    GERMANY

    1774
    Johann
    Wolfgang von Goethe

    “The Sorrows of
    Young Werther”
    Charlotte is Married
    This changes how many
    people think of love
    privileging dramatic
    outpouring of feeling over
    more traditional rational
    concerns for class, lineage
    and money
    For a romantic, it’s always
    noble and right to
    FOLLOW YOUR
    HEART.
    MADRID,
    SPAIN
    1798
    Francisco Goya

    “The Sleep of
    Reason Brings Out
    Monsters”
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