Which are features of romantic poetry that are reflected in the passage? Check all that apply.

an emphasis on reason and logic

an interest in folktales and myths

a focus on the natural world

an interest in science and technology

an emphasis on individual experience

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13 October, 04:03

Which are features of romantic poetry that are reflected in the passage? Check all that apply.

an emphasis on reason and logic

an interest in folktales and myths

a focus on the natural world

an interest in science and technology

an emphasis on individual experience

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Nathalia Ayala · Answer 1

C and E

Explanation:

the answer is right on Edge

Jaidyn Dudley · Answer 2

C. a focus on the natural world

E. an emphasis on individual experience

Explanation:

Romantic poetry was very popular throughout Europe in the late 18th and throughout 19th century.

Some of its most prominent features are:

- strong sentimental and emotional writing filled with descriptions

- strong bond with nature and its beauties

- self-expression and personal freedom

- interest in myths and folktales (mostly in Germany and Scandinavia)

It is not stated what passage should be analyzed, but I'm asuming it is a passage from William Wordsworth's poems.

His poetry is filled with descriprions that glorify the nature in which he finds inspiration, joy, comfort etc.

He mostly foccuses on his own experience, the way he sees the nature and how it affects him, which can be concluded from his use of first person.

Which are features of romantic poetry that are reflected in the passage? Check all that apply.an emphasis on reason and logican interest in folktales and mythsa focus on the natural worldan interest in science and technologyan emphasis on individual experience

Which are features of romantic poetry that are reflected in the passage? Check all that apply.

an emphasis on reason and logic

an interest in folktales and myths

a focus on the natural world

an interest in science and technology

an emphasis on individual experience