Exploring the Romantic poets in the Edexcel 'Conflict' anthology
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I can discuss the wider context of Romanticism in relation to the four Romantic anthology poems.
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The Romantic period prioritises imagination and self expression over regulation and institutional power.
Many Romantic poets loved and worshipped the natural world.
Many Romantic-era writers rejected traditional religious beliefs.
The 'sublime', a feeling of overwhelming awe, is often used in Romantic poetry.
There are four Romantic poets in the Edexcel ‘Conflict’ Anthology: Wordsworth, Byron, Blake and Tennyson.
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