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The Humanistic Tradition, 4/e
Gloria K. Fiero
The Romantic View of Nature
Chapter Outline
Historical Context
economic and social conditions
birth of European romanticism
Nature and the Natural in European Literature
Wordsworth
Shelley
Keats
Nature and the Natural in Asian Literature
Chinese nature poetry and landscape art
Shen Fu and Chinese prose
Romantic Landscape Painting
Constable
Turner
Friedrich
Corot
Romanticism in America
Transcendentalism
Emerson
Thoreau
Walt Whitman
moralizing landscapes
Native American arts and nature
American folk art
Nature and Intellectual Thought
Schopenhauer
romantic mysticism
Hegel
Darwin and evolution
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