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The objective of Chapter 27 is to examine the romantic view of nature as reflected in the nineteenth-century world.
After reading this chapter, you should be familiar with:
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| 1. the European romantic poets and their attitudes towards nature? |
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| 2. attitudes toward nature in Asian culture; Native American culture? |
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| 3. the rise of the romantic landscape in Western art? |
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| 4. transcendentalism and other views of nature in nineteenth-century America? |
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| 5. the intellectual contributions of Hegel and Darwin? |