Romanticism: Literature and Art

[melkor65]

music suck.

[tuashiave]

the rationalization of nature? what the heck is that supposed to mean? do you understand what you are talking about?

[danielasuarez208]

i luvedddd the songs..... gives it much more interest!

[theeternalrim]

for the love of god.. why that music with that video?

[eXtremeBaum]

Oh please, remove the music

[2s2a2r2a2h2]

this was really helpful for a project im putting together... thanks:)

[MrShempenman]

What was the point of this below par film? It doesn't shed any light on Romanticism at at - and you CNNOT SPULL properly.....

Bullshit - don't waste 4 minutes of your life.

[nicewisdom]

thanks i study romantic poetry now

and what u represen is useful

but there is a small thing the writing on video is not that clear

[haraldg]

I'm making a video like this, and I'm kinda surprised of your choice in music. I've chosen Schubert as my background music. It setes the mood alot better, even though I don't like that kind of music

[keithchen89]

thanks as i am doing this as my class project

[Yanasoo]

great job :)

I'm studying Romantic Poetry course,

so this helps a little to imagine that era :)

Thanks

[sk8erbra123]

awsomee

[darchr90]

Sorry, but to call Goethe an author from Romanticism is just wrong! He was against this movement...

[DarKool81]

And yet he was one of the bellwethers of the sturm und drang which prefigured romanticism. Byron too hated being considered a romantic, however both he and Goethe belonged to an era we designate 'Romantic' and both these writer's works have all the characteristics that we identify with Romanticism.

[darchr90]

hey, are you maybe from britan or ireland (which would be very cool since I'll soon be there) - I just read that the British definition of "romanticism" differs quite a lot from the German one; we'd never call Goethe a romantic poet, even if it's right that he lived at the same time.

[DarKool81]

I'm Irish. To call Goethe a 'romantic poet' is definitely too narrow although his works do have the characteristics of Romanticism (Werther for e.g and some of his lyric poetry). It can be argued that Faust is a reaction against the Sturm und Drang in particular & Romanticism in general, but that's an essay in itself.

[yankeefanpr]

Great video, im considering to use it for a proyect... good work!

[dakotajoe44]

how do i convert this, so i can save it on my computer for a project. SIck MOvie

[funnyaccent]

leave the juxtaposing to tarantino.

go see my video.

"a sense of life"; romantic music to romantic art.

[shuazz]

I like the music just because it juxtaposes so hilariously. Oh wait never mind, the 2nd song just started... It's much worse. Plus it doesn't connect with contemporary romanticists (Jameson for example).

[morell999]

totally agree with comment below. music sucks

[crustybigtoe]

A video about romanticism in the arts, hmmm...but no ROMANTIC MUSIC? Where's the Beethoven, the Schumann, or even Wagner! Come on, how can you talk about Goethe and not about Schubert, Schiller and not Beethoven's 9th? AND WHAT ABOUT CHOPIN!!!!!!!!Instead we get this completely irrelavant alternative rock background...(sorry for the spelling)

[clockle]

I concur. Good slide show and info...but wheres the Romantic music???? Thumbs down for that.

[waltermarrou]

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