What is romance?
What is Romanticism?
"Romance" is a specific way of life that has elements of liberalism, egoism, incompetence, selfishness and rebellion. With this free flow of imagination, a fountain of creation springs up, no less than a whirlwind. Romanticism is a kind of nostalgia that has a sickening creed. In which, instead of consciousness and seriousness, unbridled thought and selfishness predominate. The regular founder of the Romantic movement in literature is Rousseau Rousseau. In the West, Dryden and the Pope created the classical movement. Romanticism is a rebellion against classicism. Crouch described romance as an antithesis of realism rather than classicism, and described introversion as a key element. "Romance is a style of feeling and expression in which the grip of imagination is stronger than thought. To be lost in the flower valley of thoughts and dreams is romance. In a sense, it is a romantic Utopia ."
Romanticism is not a perpetual captivity of time and place, but a universal movement. Classicism emphasizes reason and artistic discipline. Her mood is calm while her romantic mood is reflexive and dynamic. It is the spirit of freedom and is always ready to fly through its imaginative wings.
