- Post-romanticism or
Postromanticism refers to a
range of
cultural endeavors and
attitudes emerging in the late
nineteenth and
early twentieth centuries...
- by some
writers as "Late Romantic" and by
others as "Neoromantic" or "
Postromantic", but
other fields do not
usually use
these terms; in
English literature...
-
neoclassical style, but
gradually moved towards complex harmonies and
postromanticism, and
finally the twelve-tone
serialism of the
Second Viennese School...
-
German poetry and a
renewed po****r
interest in
Spanish poetry. The
Postromantic school departed significantly from its
other European contemporaries...
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Publications Moore,
Kevin Z. (1990). The
Descent of the Imagination:
Postromantic Culture in the
Later Novels of
Thomas Hardy. NYU Press. ISBN 978-0-8147-5451-1...
- 2011. "Review:
Romanticism and
Postromanticism by
Claudia Moscovici". 22 July 2011. "Romanticism and
Postromanticism by
Claudia Moscovici Book overview"...
- it
appears to be a traditional, four-movement
symphony in the
German postromantic tradition,
Brian greatly deviates from convention, and his
personal approach...
- Millennium:
Volume Three: The
University of
California Book of
Romantic and
Postromantic Poetry Kathryn Waddell Takara,
Pacific Raven: Hawai`i
Poems Pamela Uschuk...
- music, such as the renaissance, as well as
repressing the
influence of
postromanticism,
particularly in its
Germanic vein. The
influence of
those who opposed...
- July 1835 in
Madrid – 2
April 1880 in Madrid) was a
Spanish poet of the
Postromantic period. Ferrán was born in
Madrid on 7 July 1835 to well-to-do parents...
