manticism

In art, as John Dennis wrote in 1704, “the work of every reasonable creature must derive its beauty from regularity, for Reason is rule and order” (Lovejoy, “The Chinese Origin of a Ro - manticism,” Essays ..., p. 99).

NATURE GEORGE BOAS 1968

When the world of ideas and images, created at the moment of the flowering of romanticism, began to be popularized for the use of the large bourgeois masses, the content — ideological and iconographical — of ro - manticism lost its original authenticity and left be - hind not a new system of original images, but a dispo -

ICONOGRAPHY JAN BIA��OSTOCKI 1968

Thomas Carlyle used it in 1831 for the first time, complacently and prematurely reflecting that “we are troubled with no controversies on Ro - manticism and Classicism,” in his “Essay on Schiller”

CLASSICISM IN LITERATURE REN 1968

History; Realism in Literature; Ro - manticism in Literature; Symbol and Symbolism in

Dictionary of the History of Ideas 1925

a new conception of the revelation of the word of God, and it ousted the earlier forms of manticism.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas MOSHE GREENBERG 1968