A Survey of English Poetry: Romantic Period (1798-1870)

PENULIS : Suryo Tri Saksono  |  ISBN ___________   |   UKURAN : A5/B5   |  KETEBALAN : 160

A Survey of English Poetry: Romantic Period 1798–1870 offers an illuminating journey through one of the most influential eras in English literary history. This sixth volume in the series captures the essence of Romantic poetry—a movement defined by emotional intensity, imaginative freedom, and a profound reverence for nature. From the revolutionary ideals of Shelley to the aesthetic reflections of Keats, from the moral depth of Wordsworth to the visionary power of Blake and Coleridge, this book presents a comprehensive portrait of the poets who reshaped the language of feeling and thought.

Drawing on historical, cultural, and philosophical contexts, the book explores how the Romantic imagination responded to an age of upheaval, forging timeless expressions of individual experience, social transformation, and artistic aspiration. Each chapter engages readers with clear, accessible analysis while remaining rooted in literary scholarship. Whether for students, educators, or poetry enthusiasts, this volume invites readers to rediscover Romanticism as a living tradition—one that continues to inspire reflection, wonder, and creative possibility in the modern world.