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Romantic writers rejected the logical style of writers from the age of reason and instead focused on individual experiences, thoughts, and emotions. Romantic literature used lofty, expressive language to highlight a particular mood and message. What do you think these techniques offered to romantic writers that previous styles did not? Consider the romantic literature you have read. Do you think these techniques and styles were effective for the themes and subjects being addressed? Why or why not?

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First of all, romanticism focused on emotion, passion and individualism. It also glorified the wild nature and the past (but not a recent past, but mostly the middle ages). Emotions, such as awe, terror and apprehension are much easier to understand when they're being described with an expressive language, not strict and logical. 

Writers like Edgar Allan Poe or Nathaniel Hawthorne based their stories on psychology and supernatural forces. The sophisticated language they used fits the subjects of their works perfectly.

Emotional, expressive language is also used very well in romantic poetry. William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Percy Shelley, Lord Byron, Thomas Moore are not only the key figures in Romantic movement, but in English literature in general. 

The logical style of writing was rejected by Romantic writers because Romantic writing focused on passion and emotions.

It should be noted that Romanticism focused on emotion, passion, and individualism. It also focused on the themes of solitude and the awareness and acceptance of emotions.

Also, emotions, such as awe, terror, etc are easier to understand when they're being described with an expressive language and not being strict and logical.

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