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The 195 pages that link to Romanticism in philosophy, each with the reason it gives.

• Alberto de OliveiraCompared with: Oliveira's early writing emerged after Romanticism, whose expressive priorities Parnassianism challenged.

• Aloysius BertrandNarrower topic: Bertrand's reception links his local Gothic experiments to a broader European movement.

• Amir HamzahRelated: His intense inward lyric voice is often read alongside romantic literary sensibilities.

• David d’AngersCompared with: Its expressive priorities offer a useful counterpoint to David’s classical discipline and civic themes.

• Endre AdyCompared with: Ady inherited Romantic intensity but redirected it toward modern political and social conflicts.

• Esteban EcheverríaNarrower topic: Its emphasis on feeling and national identity shaped Echeverría’s literary style.

• Hague SchoolNarrower topic: The Hague School inherited Romantic attention to landscape while favoring quieter, more observed effects.

• I Wandered Lonely as a CloudNarrower topic: The poem’s solitary speaker and emotionally charged landscape exemplify Romantic poetry.

• John ClareNarrower topic: Clare’s attention to nature places him among Romantic poets, though his local precision is distinctive.

• Los caprichosRelated: The series anticipates Romantic interest in the irrational and the power of imagination.

• Marie DuplessisRelated: Romantic ideals shaped the later portrayal of Duplessis as a tragic figure.

• Naim FrashëriRelated: Romantic themes helped shape Frashëri’s celebrations of homeland, nature, and collective identity.

• Norwich School of PaintersNarrower topic: The school’s varied landscape styles developed amid broader Romantic interests in nature.

• Sarah SiddonsRelated: Later audiences and critics associated Siddons’s intense tragic performances with Romantic ideals of powerful feeling.

• Spanish Baroque literatureCompared with: It offers a later contrast to Baroque concerns with social codes, rhetoric, and unstable appearances.

• The Charterhouse of ParmaNarrower topic: The novel’s passionate characters and historical setting place it in conversation with Romantic literature.

• Wallace StevensCompared with: Stevens revisits Romantic faith in imagination while questioning its inherited assumptions.

• Aboul-Qacem EchebbiRelated: Romantic intensity and images of nature are prominent in Echebbi’s verse.

• Adam Lindsay GordonRelated: Its poetic traditions informed the lyricism and dramatic feeling of Gordon’s verse.

• AdolpheNarrower topic: The novella’s focus on inward feeling belongs to a central Romantic concern.

• Alfred NoyesNarrower topic: Noyes drew on Romantic poetic traditions that remained influential in his era.

• Amelia OpieNarrower topic: Opie’s novels and poetry emerged during the Romantic era and share its attention to feeling.

• Enlightenment philosophyCompared with: Romantic thinkers challenged the Enlightenment's confidence in abstract reason and universal schemes.

• Graveyard poetsNarrower topic: Romantic poets developed the graveyard mode’s emotional intensity and attention to nature and mortality.

• Gustavo Adolfo BécquerNarrower topic: Its broader ideals shaped the literary culture in which Bécquer wrote.

• History of poetryRelated: Romantic poets recast poetic authority around the individual voice and imagination.

• History of suicideRelated: Romantic works helped frame suicide through emotion, alienation, and personal freedom.

• Janus DjurhuusRelated: Romantic literary traditions shaped the poetic inheritance Djurhuus adapted.

• John Keats's 1819 odesNarrower topic: The poems unite intense perception of nature with reflection on imagination and human limits.

• Joseph Freiherr von EichendorffNarrower topic: Its wider ideals shaped the German literary movement in which Eichendorff wrote.

• Julien GracqNarrower topic: Its charged landscapes and sense of the sublime recur throughout Gracq’s fiction.

• Kahlil GibranRelated: Its celebration of spiritual feeling and nature resonates throughout Gibran’s writing.

• Karl BryullovNarrower topic: The painting’s dramatic catastrophe and expressive figures align it with Romantic concerns.

• Kaspar HauserNarrower topic: Hauser's image as an isolated, mysterious youth resonated with Romantic interests in nature and society.

• List of literary movementsRelated: Its late-eighteenth- and nineteenth-century rise marks a major shift from neoclassical ideals.

• Paul BénichouNarrower topic: French Romanticism, his central subject, belongs to this wider European movement.

• Paul TaffanelNarrower topic: Taffanel’s career bridged Romantic virtuosity and the more refined French style that followed.

• Raden SalehNarrower topic: Its visual priorities help explain Saleh’s dramatic compositions and intense natural settings.

• Rise of nationalism in EuropeRelated: Romantic writers and artists treated shared language and folk culture as evidence of national identity.

• Salvatore CammaranoRelated: Its dramatic intensity and historical subjects shaped the operas Cammarano wrote.

• Sara TeasdaleRelated: Teasdale’s attention to emotion and nature resonates with themes associated with Romantic poetry.

• Theodor FontaneCompared with: Fontane’s measured social observation differs from Romanticism’s emphasis on heightened feeling and idealism.

• Tristan CorbièreCompared with: Corbière inherited Romantic conventions while often mocking their emotional grandiosity.

• William Gilmore SimmsRelated: Its interest in history and regional identity informed much of Simms's writing.

• Wuthering Heights (novel)Related: The novel’s extreme passions and forceful landscape evoke Romantic concerns.