Referat representatives of progressive Romanticism: Reflection of the women status problem in the novels of Jane Austen (1775-1817)

Conclusion
Romanticism is marked by an interconnectedness of thought and an intertextuality of expression, both of which are manifestations of circulation and interaction rather than borrowing and influence. The religious debates of the Romantic Era challenged church authority and explored modes of faith that in previous centuries would have been charged with heresy. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, William Wordsworth, Joanna Baillie, and William Blake were among the several authors who had much to say in each of the episodes of Romanticism. The romance that is conjured as Wordsworth wanders the woods with Michel Beaupuy in The Prelude frames the enchanted landscape with the historical events unfolding in France. The conceptualization of Romantic ideologies has allowed the History to claim a chronological trajectory without allowing linear chronology to relegate the Romantic Era to the past.

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