Natura ca Mijloc de Expresie
A Câmpului Conceptual Semantic „Frumusețe”
Nature as a Means of Expression of the Semantic Conceptual Field "Beauty"
Author(s): Gabriela Adriana DodenciuSubject(s): History, Philosophy, Language and Literature Studies, Theoretical Linguistics, Studies of Literature, Aesthetics, Modern Age, Lexis, Semantics, 18th Century, British Literature
Published by: Universitatea Liberă Internațională din Moldova
Keywords: nature;beauty;romanticism;literature;semantic concept; aesthetics;
Summary/Abstract: The paper analyzes how English Romanticism gave birth to a poetic care that managed to convey strong feelings to readers. Romanticism has put its mark on the numerous fields of research, but also on the individuality of Man. It is a phenomenon that still has important topics and hypotheses to analyze. We will consider the beauty of their work, the way it was expressed, because it is precisely this concept that is the reference point of the romantic literary phenomenon. In the same way we will also focus on the connection between the author's meditation and the concept of beauty. The preoccupation of the romantics was to give birth to a beautiful eternal to adapt the requirements of the nearby societies in the continuation of the movement. Most of the time, we will see a beautiful relationship, with the ugly antithesis. This is possible in the romantics, because they did not see the opposite of the ugly, but a way of highlighting a unitary system from which the idea that they wanted to present as eloquently as possible came out, using any method of expressing the inner self. They often used contrasting associations, of the beautiful / ugly, finite / infinite, good / bad type. The place where the romantic writer places the action is specific to the romantic lyricism, a favorable place for creation, a place where all the elements form an idyllic frame. English Romanticism was a sort of start on the road to modernity, towards a new sense of aesthetics.
Journal: Intertext
- Issue Year: 2020
- Issue No: 3-4
- Page Range: 102-108
- Page Count: 7
- Language: Romanian