Dark Romanticism

In which century was the dark romanticism?

• 18th century

• 17th century

• 16th century

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Dark Romanticism is a subgenre of Romanticism, which is a _____ movement that focuses on subjectivity and imagination to emphasize the individual and the sublimity of nature.

• literary

• music

• mathematic

• sport

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Johann Heinrich Fussli

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Draw a typical place of Dark Romanticism

How do dark romantics think about human behavior?

• They believe that people are naturally well-born and do not want anything bad.

• They believed humans are naturally prone to commit acts of sin and fall into traps of self-destruction.

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Anthromorphization is...

• ...the act of giving non-human beings human characteristics/personalities

• ...the act of giving human beings animal characteristics/personalities

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Dark romantics see nature as... 

• … a beautiful creature with much potential

• … a hellish place full of ruins and secrets

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Do dark romantics believed that social reform could help make people and the world better?

• Yes

• No

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The main difference between Gothic literature and Dark Romanticism is the ___________ of the texts.

• content

• sense

• underlying message

• form

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How is the literature in the Dark Romanticism compared to Transcendentalism ?

• more pessimistic

• more optimistic

• less pessimistic

• less optimistic