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| Romanticism | In this cultural movement writers artists and composers rebelled agaisnt the enlightenment emphasis on reason and progress they glorified nature and sought to excite strong emotion in their audiences |
| Charlotte Bronte | This british novelist who wrote Jane Eyre weaves a tale about a quiet governess and her brooding employer whose large mansion conceals a terrifying secret |
| Ludwig van Beethoven | The passionate music of this German composer combined classical forms with a stirring range of sound |
| Realism | This new artistic movement was an attempt to represent the world as it was the writers and artists often focused their work on the harsh side of life in the cities or villages |
| Charles Dickens | This realist writer of Oliver Twist vividly portrayed the lives of slum dwellers and factory workers including children |
| Victor Hugo | This realist writer of the epic Les Miserables revealed how hunger drove a good man to crime and how the law hounded him ever after |
| Emile Zola | This realist writer showed the grim industrial age in the novel Germinal where he exposed class warfare in the french mining industry |
| Impressionism | aa |
