RomanticismRomanticism1800-19001800-1900

Cultural Reactions – Early Cultural Reactions – Early 1800s1800s Neo-Neo-

classicalclassical– GainsborougGainsboroug

hh– DavidDavid– JeffersonJefferson– VivaldiVivaldi– BachBach

RomanticRomantic– NeumannNeumann– TurnerTurner– HandelHandel– Beethoven Beethoven – MozartMozart

1800-18501800-1850 CareyCarey SchliermacheSchliermache

rr Dwight Dwight GoetheGoethe WordsworthWordsworth

GoyaGoyaPoePoeMelvilleMelvilleBasel Miss. Basel Miss. Soc.Soc.HegelHegel

1850-18801850-1880 KierkegaardKierkegaard RitschlRitschl MarxMarx LincolnLincoln MillMill ReidReid BoardmanBoardman VennVenn MunchMunch ManetManet RenoirRenoir

Dostoyevsky Williams Moody Venyaminov Gilmour Dunant

Late 19Late 19thth Century CenturyIndustrialism and GlobalismIndustrialism and Globalism CezanneCezanne

GauguinGauguin HodgeHodge FosdickFosdick JamesJames TolstoyTolstoy WagnerWagner

TwainTwain StraussStrauss BluesBlues TchaikovskTchaikovsk

yy NashNash GarnierGarnier MurrayMurray LeahyLeahy MottMott

Enlightenment-RomanticismEnlightenment-Romanticism

Move to the individual brings democracyMove to the individual brings democracy

• Move to “truth” apart from state or church brings: individualism, social construction of values, sociological law

• Move to construction of values leads from Enlightenment “modernism” toward Post-modern “deconstructionism”