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That is more of an opinion. In some people's opinions, it is a good war. In some other's, bad. Also, you need to be much more specific as to what constitutes "good" and "bad" - like most wars, there are many different aspects to the American Civil War. Which aspects of the War are you interested in?
The railroad The telegraph. And (ominously) the growth of the cotton trade.
They continued to incorporate the most useful aspects of European culture into their own, combining elements of the old and new.
dey pooped da eggs more often and found new wais to imrov the structure that had previously improved, and enriched various aspects of American life.
Aleksander Radler has written: 'Peregrinatio religiosa' -- subject(s): Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Romanticism, Romanticism
David Goslee has written: 'Romanticism and the Anglican Newman' -- subject(s): Anglican Communion, Christianity, Church of England, Doctrines, History, History of doctrines, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Romanticism, Romanticism
Diane Apostolos-Cappadona has written: 'Dictionary of Christian Art' -- subject(s): Encyclopedias, Christian art and symbolism 'Encyclopedia of women in religious art' -- subject(s): Encyclopedias, Women in art, Art and religion 'The Spirit and the Vision' -- subject(s): American Art, Art and religion, Art, American, Christianity, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Romanticism, Romanticism, Romanticism in art 'In search of Mary Magdalene' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Art, Legends
Stewart Lance Winger has written: 'Lincoln, religion, and romantic cultural politics' -- subject(s): American National characteristics, History, Oratory, Political and social views, Political aspects of Romanticism, Political culture, Politics and government, Religion and politics, Romanticism, Views on religion
Hawthorne incorporated aspects of nature, individualism, emotional expression, and a focus on the past in his work, in line with the principles of Romanticism. These elements helped to create a sense of mystery, exploration of inner emotions, and a deep connection to the human experience in his writing.
There are several differences between romanticism and realism, in both painting and storytelling. One of the key aspects in storytelling is that romanticism tells the story, while realism shows it. The realistic painting embraces the ugly and sordid side of life, rejecting the romantic views of the early 18th century.
Yes, supernaturalism is a characteristic of Romanticism. Romanticism often includes elements of the supernatural, such as mystical experiences, supernatural events, and the exploration of the unknown or beyond the natural world. Romantic writers and artists were drawn to the mysterious and fantastical aspects of life, often using supernatural elements to evoke emotions and challenge traditional beliefs.
In schools of thought like Romanticism and some forms of existentialism, emotion and imagination are often considered more important than reason. These perspectives prioritize the expression of individual feelings and creativity as essential aspects of human experience and understanding.
Robert James Reilly has written: 'Romantic religion' -- subject(s): Christianity, Christianity in literature, Criticism and interpretation, English Religious literature, English literature, History, History and criticism, History of doctrines, Religious aspects of Romanticism, Romanticism
Romanticism was a reaction to the Industrial Revolution by focusing on nature, emotions, and imagination to counter the rapid industrialization and urbanization. Romantic artists and writers sought to preserve a sense of beauty, nostalgia, and spiritual connection in response to the materialistic and mechanized aspects of the Industrial Revolution.
Stephen Bygrave has written: 'Coleridge and the self' -- subject- s -: Criticism and interpretation, Self in literature, Egoism in literature, Romanticism, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Poetry, Poetry 'Samuel Taylor Coleridge' -- subject- s -: Criticism and interpretation 'Coleridge and the Self - Studies in Romanticism -' 'Samuel Taylor Coleridge' 'Uses of education' -- subject- s -: History, Philosophy, Education, Humanistic Education
Barbara Fass Leavy has written: 'La belle dame sans merci & the aesthetics of romanticism' -- subject(s): Comparative Literature, History and criticism, Modern Literature, Romanticism, Themes, motives 'To blight with plague' -- subject(s): AIDS (Disease), Communicable diseases in literature, Diseases and literature, Literature, Literature and society, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Literature