1. Reflected a belief in 2. Affirmed the importance of and 3. Demonstrated faith in the concept of 4. Celebrated the uniqueness of the 5. Reflected fascination with the 6. Accepted the transcendental notion that God is 7. Celebrated in literary form 8. American examples we will study: a. Edgar Allan Poe b. Washington Irving c. Ralph Waldo Emerson d. Henry David Thoreau e. Nathaniel Hawthorn f. Walt Whitman 9. Branches of Romanticism we will study: g. elements h. literature i. Transcendentalism 10. Gothic Style and the Dark Romantics a. A kind of b. Intended to c. Dependent on the that come from Gothic architecture; bleak, old castles;hidden passages; medieval armor; ghosts; and lone survivors of once-proud families. d. Mary Shelley's is an example of a European Gothic novel. e. Many of works are considered Gothic. Folktale Elements Traits and facts of the characters Violent or unpleasant Events Unusual or elements Contains a moral or teaches a lesson

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1. Reflected a belief in 2. Affirmed the importance of and 3. Demonstrated faith in the concept of 4. Celebrated the uniqueness of the 5. Reflected fascination with the 6. Accepted the transcendental notion that God is 7. Celebrated in literary form 8. American examples we will study: a. Edgar Allan Poe b. Washington Irving c. Ralph Waldo Emerson d. Henry David Thoreau e. Nathaniel Hawthorn f. Walt Whitman 9. Branches of Romanticism we will study: g. elements h. literature i. Transcendentalism 10. Gothic Style and the Dark Romantics a. A kind of b. Intended to c. Dependent on the that come from Gothic architecture; bleak, old castles;hidden passages; medieval armor; ghosts; and lone survivors of once-proud families. d. Mary Shelley's is an example of a European Gothic novel. e. Many of works are considered Gothic. Folktale Elements Traits and facts of the characters Violent or unpleasant Events Unusual or elements Contains a moral or teaches a lesson

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1. Reflected a belief in **individualism**2. Affirmed the importance of **nature** and **emotion**3. Demonstrated faith in the concept of **the sublime**4. Celebrated the uniqueness of the **individual**5. Reflected fascination with the **supernatural**6. Accepted the transcendental notion that God is **immanent**7. Celebrated **beauty** in literary form8. American examples we will study: a. Edgar Allan Poe b. Washington Irving c. Ralph Waldo Emerson d. Henry David Thoreau e. Nathaniel Hawthorne f. Walt Whitman9. Branches of Romanticism we will study: g. **Gothic** elements h. **Folklore** literature i. Transcendentalism10. Gothic Style and the Dark Romantics a. A kind of **Romanticism** b. Intended to **evoke fear and awe** c. Dependent on the **atmosphere** that come from Gothic architecture; bleak, old castles; hidden passages; medieval armor; ghosts; and lone survivors of once-proud families. d. Mary Shelley's **Frankenstein** is an example of a European Gothic novel. e. Many of **Edgar Allan Poe's** works are considered Gothic.Folktale Elements- Traits and facts of the **common people**- **Stock** characters- Violent or unpleasant **events**- **Supernatural** Events- Unusual or **fantastical** elements- Contains a moral or teaches a lesson

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