Manifesto of Romanticism
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| [[Victor Hugo]]'s preface to the [[1827]] play ''[[Cromwell (play)|Cromwell]]'' is said to be the [[manifesto of Romanticism]]. | [[Victor Hugo]]'s preface to the [[1827]] play ''[[Cromwell (play)|Cromwell]]'' is said to be the [[manifesto of Romanticism]]. | ||
| - | The same has been said of Polish poet [[Adam Mickiewicz]]'s preface to the 1822 ''[[Ballady i romanse]]'' and certain writings of [[de Stael]], [[Brodzinski]], and in the English tradition, [[Wordsworth]]'s and [[Coleridge]]'s Preface to ''[[Lyrical Ballads]]'' (1800). | + | The same has been said of Polish poet [[Adam Mickiewicz]]'s preface to the 1822 ''[[Ballady i romanse]]'' and certain writings of [[de Stael]], [[Brodzinski]], and in the English tradition, [[Wordsworth]]'s and [[Coleridge]]'s ''[[Preface to the Lyrical Ballads ]]'' (1802). |
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| *[[Romanticism]] | *[[Romanticism]] | ||
| *[[Protoromanticism]] | *[[Protoromanticism]] | ||
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Victor Hugo's preface to the 1827 play Cromwell is said to be the manifesto of Romanticism.
The same has been said of Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz's preface to the 1822 Ballady i romanse and certain writings of de Stael, Brodzinski, and in the English tradition, Wordsworth's and Coleridge's Preface to the Lyrical Ballads (1802).
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