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    gothic novel, The Castle of Otranto , was published in 1764, which gives The Scarlet Letter one hundred years to steep in the gothic tradition. But the question arises, did the gothic tradition merely have an effect on Hawthorne’s writing or is The Scarlet Letter actually a gothic novel? Due to its gloomy setting, weak or evil clergy/ anti-religious sentiment, and intense human

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    Lydia Child, one of the most influential American women writers of the nineteenth century, Lydia Child was a bestselling author of novels, books of advice for homemakers, and literature for children; Lydia Child was recognized even more during her life for her political writings denouncing the institution of slavery in United States; Lydia Child was famed in her day as a tireless crusaders for truth, justice and a champion of excluded groups in America society, such as Indians, slaves and woman.

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    Indiana, is a text that represents Romantic sentiments in France at the time. Sand was independent, individual, and rebellious, she believed in reform more than revolution. This book gives insight into her own personal political thoughts and ideas at the time. It also has its own Byronic hero, a romantic favorite in literature. This book is more than just a read, it is also an historical and political text that lets you read into the thoughts and ideas of Romantic authors in Europe. The Byronic

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    Ichabod: Genteel Manhood

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    mockery of traditional genteel manhood allows him to artfully insert the strong victorious character of the story: Brom Bones. In budding Romantic fashion, Irving develops Brom’s character

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    1984 takes place in an authoritarian society where how one thinks could get them killed. Winston struggles to find someone to shares his anti-government thoughts throughout the novel with his interactions with two main characters, Julia and O’Brien. Although Julia provides Winston with a much desired physical relationship, O’Brien ultimately justifies Winston’s anti-Big Brother thoughts, because of his high position in society. Julia’s physical relationship, while it initially satisfies Winston’s

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    One of the biggest literary of all times was known as dark romanticism. This kind of literature comes from the darkness inside of a person. Many people who like this style are know to be obsessed with gothic nature. Dark Romanticism is also know to come from darkness in the human soul, original sin, and a dark outlook on society. Dark Romanticism is the complete opposite of romanticism. According to what is dark romanticism “ Dark Romanticism is. A sort of genre threat combines traditional love objects

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    being referred to as unenlightened and superstitious (Architecture). Its first entrance into literature occurred in Horace Walpole’s novel The Castle of Otranto which was quickly used by other artists for their literary works. There are many small characteristics that distinguish Gothic literature, though the largest features that describe Gothic literature are

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    Alexandre Dumas clearly mentioned the Dark Romanticism idea of sin and individuals not possessing divinity and wisdom when he stated “Tell the angel who is going to watch over you, Morrel, to pray for a man who, like Satan, believed for one moment he was equal of God, but who now acknowledges in all Christian humility that in God alone is supreme power and infinite wisdom” on page 590 of The Count of Monte Cristo. Alexandre Dumas, also known as the King of Romance, author of The Count of Monte Cristo

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    damaging, a void was created separating the Romantics and the Enlightenment pragmatists. It was very much a battle between future and past with JRR Tolkien falling under the ladder being a true Romantic.

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    is unquestionably Anti-Semitic. The Merchant of Venice was created between 1596 and 1598, it was published as a comic, romantic, tragic in 1600. The play has many struggles in it but the main ones are Bassanio's quest to marry Portia and his attempt to free Antonio from Shylock's deal. The idea that Shakespeare's representation of Shylock is unquestionably Anti-Semitic will be impacted in this essay because thought this book Shakespeare portrayed Shylock as Anti-Semitic. Anti-Semitic means discrimination

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