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    This document provides an overview of the Romanticism and Realism literary periods between 1800-1920 in Europe. It defines the key characteristics of each period, including an emphasis on emotion over reason during Romanticism and a focus on depicting reality and everyday life during Realism. Examples of major works from each period are also listed. The document aims to help students understand the evolution of European literature during this time and distinguish the differences between Romanticism and Realism.

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    LESSON 3

    ROMANTICISM
    & REALISM
    (1800–1920)

    GROUP 2
    LEARNING COMPETENCIES

    1 2 3

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    Identify the Distinguish the Demonstrate
    characteristics of differences between understanding of the
    European literature. works of literature evolution of
    from different European literature.
    literary periods.

    2
    OBJECTIVES

    1 2

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    Identify the features of Explain the influence of
    literature during Romanticism and Realism
    Romanticism and Realism eras in modern literature.
    eras; and

    3
    FIX THE
    SCRAMBLED WORDS!

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    1. CNARISANESE 3. TRIPINGN SREPS

    2. SUANSMITH 4. TENLIMENENGHT

    4
    VOCABULARY WORDS

    • Deplore (verb) – to express strong disapproval

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    • Tranquility (noun) – the state of peacefulness

    • Benevolent (adjective) – generous

    • Chamois (noun) – a small animal that resembles a goat

    • Reverential (adjective) – showing a lot of respect

    5
    ROMANTICISM
    (1800-1850)

    • A literary movement against the aristocratic culture that started in the late 18 th
    century

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    • Uplifts the characters from humble backgrounds or the common man and
    places and importance on imagination and emotion

    • Prevalent form of literature: poetry

    o Focused more on the individuality of a person more than society

    o Focused more on feelings as the central idea and experiences as it is


    considered as “the language of the heart”

    o Showed more of the individual’s innermost thoughts, dreams, and


    aspirations

    6
    ROMANTICISM
    (1800-1850)

    • Frankenstein – Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    • Lyrical Ballads – Wordsworth and Coleridge

    • Hymns to the Night – Novalis

    • Das Marmorbild – Joseph Freiherr von Eichendorff

    • Grimms’ Fairy Tales – Brothers Grimm


    (Jakob Grimm and Wilhelm Karl Grimm)

    • Folhas Caidas – Almeida Garett

    7
    REALISM
    ( E A R LY 1 8 0 0 S - L AT E 1 9 0 0 S )

    • The representation of reality

    • Present the truth with all its flaws

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    • Draws on the commonplace and the daily struggles of the common man

    • Focuses on documenting the real events and issues that happen to ordinary
    people

    • Makes people realize that ordinary life could also be meaningful

    • Focuses on groups of people in the hope of uncovering who they really are and
    how others could relate to them

    8
    REALISM
    ( E A R LY 1 8 0 0 S - L AT E 1 9 0 0 S )

    • Captain Burle – Emile Zola

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    • The Call of the Wild – Jack London

    • Middlemarch – George Eliot

    • The Red Badge of Courage – Stephen Crane

    • House of Mirth – Edith Wharton

    • The Jungle – Upton Sinclair

    9
    ASSESSMENT
    1. What is Realism?

    2. Which continent did Romanticism and Realism originate from?

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    3. What did Realism represent?

    4. Romanticism focused more on the _________________________ more than the society.

    5. What came first, Realism or Romanticism?

    10
    THE END.

    ROMANTICISM AND REALISM


    THANK YOU FOR
    LISTENING!

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