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THE ENLIGHTENMENT AND ROMANTICISM
The Romantic Movement in music and literature was a reaction against the
Enlightenment philosophy that had dominated much of the eighteenth century.
Enlightenment ideals held that human society could reach perfection through
rational thought, while Romantic philosophy reveled in the beauty and
unpredictable power of Nature. The Enlightenment gloried in civilization and
believed in princely rule of a benevolent kind. Romanticism believed in
democracy and the common people, reviving folk traditions, ballads, and medieval
sagas that made heroes of rural characters. Artistically, the Enlightenment
condemned excess and dictated that the discipline of formal structure was
beneficial to artistic expression. Romanticism, on the other hand, celebrated
emotions and the senses, believing that the emotional demands of a particular
work should dictate its form. While the Enlightenment believed in a generally
positive approach to life and the abandonment of superstition, Romanticism found
inspiration in death as an "other kingdom" and in the supernatural; hence,
literature developed a "Gothic" streak that eventually found its way into
music.
1. Select the appropriate sentences from the answer
choices and match them to the philosophy that they illustrate. TWO of the answer
choices will NOT be used.
This question is worth 3
points.
Answer Choices
A. There is
value in emotions, the senses, and the power of Nature.
B. The
discipline of formal structure benefits artistic expression.
C.
Death and the supernatural are sources of inspiration.
D.
Artistic values are more important than social themes.
E. Human
society can reach perfection through rational thought.
F. Folk
traditions are important because common people are heroes.
G.
Symbols and patterns of images convey artistic meaning.
【正确答案】
B、E
【答案解析】Enlightenment: ...the Enlightenment... dictated that the discipline of formal structure was beneficial to artistic expression; ... human society could reach perfection through rational thought
A, C, F Romanticism: ...celebrated emotions and the senses...Romantic philosophy reveled in the beauty and unpredictable power of Nature; Romanticism found inspiration in death as an "other kingdom "" and in the supernatural...; Romanticism believed in democracy and the common people, reviving folk traditions.., that made heroes of rural characters. Answers (D) and (G) are not mentioned.