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MINISTRY OF HIGHER AND SECONDARY SPECIALIZED EDUCATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
UZBEKISTAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF WORLD LANGUAGES
ENGLISH LANGUAGE FACULTY №1
Theme: The peculiarities of English Romanticism: two trends - progressive and regressive. The poets of the "Like School" - W.Wordsworth, S.Coleridge, R.Southey.
Course paper
The peculiarities of English Romanticism: two trends - progressive and regressive. The poets of the "Like School" - W.Wordsworth, S.Coleridge, R.Southey.
CONTENT
Introduction............................................................................................................3
Chapter I. The peculiarities of English Romanticism
1.1 The peculiarities of progressive trend of English Romanticism ……………..6
1.2 The peculiarities of regressive trend of English Romanticism ……...............14
Chapter II. The poets of the "Like School" - W.Wordsworth, S.Coleridge, R.Southey
2.1 Deffinition and origin of the “Like School” poests ......................................18
2.2 The "Like School" poets and asssociated writters…………...........................21
Conclusion...................................................................................................24
Introduction
Romanticism, which was the leading literary movement in England for more than half a century, was caused by great social and economic changes.
The Industrial Revolution, which had begun in the middle of the 18th century, was no sudden change from home manufacturing to large-scale factory production. Enclosing common land had begun in the 16th century, but in the second half of the 18thcentury it became rapid and spread all over Britain. The peasants, deprived of their lands, were forced to go to work in factories. Mines and factories had changed the face of the country. Towns sprang up.
Thе tаsks оf thе invеstigаtiоn includе:
-the peculiarities of English Romanticism
-Progressive trend of English Romanticism
-Regressive trend of English Romanticism
-Tthe poets of the "Like School"