KnowraSentimentalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Sentimentalism, each with the reason it gives.All 17Related 10Narrower topic 2Compared with 5Literary realismCompared with: Realist works often resist sentimental resolutions and expose tensions that emotion alone cannot settle.Samuel RichardsonRelated: Richardson uses emotional responses to test characters’ virtue and invite readers’ sympathy.Romantic dramaRelated: Its emphasis on feeling helped make private emotion a subject for serious drama.Sentimental novelNarrower topic: The form draws on a broader belief that feeling can disclose ethical truths.Russian RomanticismRelated: Its emphasis on feeling prepared Russian prose for Romantic inwardness.Epistolary literatureRelated: Its focus on feeling suited narratives that present emotion in personal correspondence.Local colorCompared with: Sentimental plots often prioritize emotion over the close regional observation central to local color.American literary realismCompared with: Realist writers often resisted its overt emotional cues and simplified moral resolutions.Nikolay KaramzinRelated: Karamzin made sentimental feeling central to Russian prose, especially in his story Poor Liza.Barbara CartlandRelated: Her prose favors explicit emotion and moral clarity over psychological ambiguity.Alexander SumarokovCompared with: It became a literary alternative to the formal priorities associated with Sumarokov’s classicism.Dark RomanticismCompared with: Its confidence in sympathetic feeling differs from Dark Romanticism's emphasis on guilt and moral instability.Laurence SterneRelated: Sterne’s travel novel helped make sensibility a central subject of fiction.Abbé PrévostRelated: Prévost’s fiction invites judgment through intense emotional identification with its characters.Journey from St. Petersburg to MoscowRelated: Scenes of suffering seek to make sympathy a basis for judging social institutions.Frances Sargent OsgoodNarrower topic: Osgood’s popular verse often drew on the emotional conventions of sentimental poetry.Schlager musicRelated: Idealized romance and longing are recurring lyrical subjects in Schlager.
KnowraSentimentalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to Sentimentalism, each with the reason it gives.All 17Related 10Narrower topic 2Compared with 5Literary realismCompared with: Realist works often resist sentimental resolutions and expose tensions that emotion alone cannot settle.Samuel RichardsonRelated: Richardson uses emotional responses to test characters’ virtue and invite readers’ sympathy.Romantic dramaRelated: Its emphasis on feeling helped make private emotion a subject for serious drama.Sentimental novelNarrower topic: The form draws on a broader belief that feeling can disclose ethical truths.Russian RomanticismRelated: Its emphasis on feeling prepared Russian prose for Romantic inwardness.Epistolary literatureRelated: Its focus on feeling suited narratives that present emotion in personal correspondence.Local colorCompared with: Sentimental plots often prioritize emotion over the close regional observation central to local color.American literary realismCompared with: Realist writers often resisted its overt emotional cues and simplified moral resolutions.Nikolay KaramzinRelated: Karamzin made sentimental feeling central to Russian prose, especially in his story Poor Liza.Barbara CartlandRelated: Her prose favors explicit emotion and moral clarity over psychological ambiguity.Alexander SumarokovCompared with: It became a literary alternative to the formal priorities associated with Sumarokov’s classicism.Dark RomanticismCompared with: Its confidence in sympathetic feeling differs from Dark Romanticism's emphasis on guilt and moral instability.Laurence SterneRelated: Sterne’s travel novel helped make sensibility a central subject of fiction.Abbé PrévostRelated: Prévost’s fiction invites judgment through intense emotional identification with its characters.Journey from St. Petersburg to MoscowRelated: Scenes of suffering seek to make sympathy a basis for judging social institutions.Frances Sargent OsgoodNarrower topic: Osgood’s popular verse often drew on the emotional conventions of sentimental poetry.Schlager musicRelated: Idealized romance and longing are recurring lyrical subjects in Schlager.