رومانوی اَدبی تحریک: تجزیاتی مطالعہ
Romantic Literary Movement: An Analytical Study
Abstract
The word "romantic" is derived from romanceand in the Romance languages it is applied to the stories of love with an ornate backdrop, usually inspired by the adventures of medieval warriors and adventurous youth. Romantic movement started from Europe. The heyday of this movement in Europe extends to the middle of the nineteenth century. This movement was most popular in France, England and Germany. The reason for its spread in these countries was the changes in the conditions under the influence of which changes in the people's ideas took place. These changes are due to the political and social revolutions of Europe.In relation to literature, this word was first used in 1781 by Wharton and Bird. After that, in 1820 Goethe and Schiller started to apply romanticism in relation to literature. But as a term it was coined by Madame de Stael and Schlegel. Rousseau was recognized as the greatest pioneer of Romantic movement in Europe.Rousseau's ideas greatly influenced Europeans. But Rousseau's field did not extend beyond politics and sociology; in literature English poets played a vital role to promote this movement.Romanticism is a mode of expression in which the hold of imagination is stronger than that of thought.The Romantic writer prefers his passion and intuition to everything else.
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