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What arguments, supported by evidence from his poetry, would you put forward to show that Keats was a Romantic poet?
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What arguments, supported by evidence from his poetry, would you put forward to show that Keats was a Romantic poet? Plan * Introduction * The use of nature * Use of imagination and idealism * Reference to pain and suffering * Use of mythology * The 'voice of the poet' * Conclusion The Romantic Movement affected most of Europe. It changed the way people thought about themselves and their world through poetry, art, theatre, music and much more. Romanticism was prominent in England between 1792 and 1832. Keats started writing in 1818 and is considered a modern Romantic. Romantic poetry rejects the rationality and logic of the enlightenment period and embraces beauty and emotion. Keats expresses excitement in his poetry, over nature, and indulges the reader in the creativity of his imagination. Keats' reference to mythology throughout his poetry shows him to be intelligent and educated but also allows him to explore and personify nature. Prior to Romanticism...
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