Editing Romanticism and its Critique (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Romanticism''' — An intellectual and artistic movement (late 18th to mid-19th century) that emphasized "Emotion," "Imagination," and "Nature" over "Reason" and "Science."
* '''The Sublime''' — The "Feeling" of "Awe and Terror" when facing something "Infinite" or "Dangerous" in nature (e.g., 'A Thunderstorm' or 'A Glacier').
* '''Subjectivity''' — The belief that "Truth" is found in "Personal Experience" and "Feeling" rather than "Objective Facts."
* '''Genius''' — The "Romantic Hero": an individual (like an 'Artist' or 'Poet') who has "Special Insight" and "Doesn't Follow the Rules" of society.
* '''Nostalgia''' — A "Sentimental Longing" for the "Past" (especially the 'Middle Ages'), seen as a time of "Authenticity" before the "Factory."
* '''The Noble Savage''' (Rousseau) — The "Idea" that "Primitive People" are "Better and Happier" because they are "Close to Nature" and "Un-corrupted" by "Civilization."
* '''Organic Society''' — The "Communitarian" (see Article 557) view that society is a "Living Organism" with "History," not just a "Contract" between strangers.
* '''Irrationalism''' — The "Critique" that "Reason" is a "Trap" and that "Will," "Intuition," and "Dream" are the "Real" drivers of life.
* '''Poetic Truth''' — The belief that "Art" can "Reveal" truths that "Science" can never "Measure."
* '''Anti-Modernism''' — The "Fear" and "Rejection" of "Technology," "Cities," and "Industrialization."
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