LA CORRIENTE ROMANTICO Y LA LITERARTURA ESPANOLA
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https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v1i127.201Abstract
The romantic movement is regarded as rational and article movement which is appeared.
The beginning of ninth century in spite of the start point was in the end of eighteenth century. This movement spreads in the fields of music, literature, drawing and carving. It is a movement which includes all these fields and refused the modern classical method. It is submitted to literary and comedy modes and change the champions of the ascendance in literary works and create an element of exaggeration in irrational describing in order to escape from reality. It used the imagination and reality at the same time.
The paper is dividing to two chapters the first contain general over view of romantic doctrine in Europe and Spanish and its directions, social frames and characteristics of the types of art like novel and theater while the second chapter ideals with song poetry and we gave an example of the poet JOSE ISPERONTHEDA
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Felipe B. Pedraza Jiménez, Milagros Rodríguez Cáceres, Las épocas de la literatura española, editorial Ariel, A.S, Barcelona , 1997. Pág.194.
José Manuel Cabrales, Guillermo Hernández, Literatura española y latinoamericana1, S.A, Madrid, 2009 pág. 8.
Ibid. pag.12
José María, Breve Historia de la literatura Española, Madrid,1982.pag.56
www. brendaortiznevarez.aprenderapensar.net .Consultado el 2-2-2018
Ibíd.
http://bib.cervantesvirtual.com/bib.Consultado el 23-2-2018
Ibid.
José Manuel Cabrales, Guillermo Hernández, Literatura española y latinoamericana2, S.A, Madrid, 2009 pág. 18.
Ibid. Pag. 20
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