romantisme

Stendhal, who had used the term romantisme, and continued to use it, was now temporarily converted to romanticisme, obviously suggested by the Italian term.

ROMANTICISM IN LITERATURE REN 1968

But up to 1816 there was to Frenchman who called himself a romantic nor was the term romantisme known in France.

ROMANTICISM IN LITERATURE REN 1968

A recent French critic of Chateaubriand, who defines the 'romantisme' of that epoch as no more than a great waking up of the poetic spirit, says that the movement was moral and psychological generally before it spread into literature.

Studies in Literature and History Alfred Comyn Lyall 1873

It was brave of him in this age of romantisme to revive the dream of toppled glory.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

Abraham is a young man of these times—a bit too angry, and too full of the romantisme that drew him here.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

Abraham is a young man of these times—a bit too angry, and too full of the romantisme that drew him here.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

It was brave of him in this age of romantisme to revive the dream of toppled glory.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

Abraham is a young man of these times—a bit too angry, and too full of the romantisme that drew him here.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

It was brave of him in this age of romantisme to revive the dream of toppled glory.

THE DIAMOND JULIE BAUMGOLD 2005

Not only did they fail to consider the problems and material introduced by the work, they even retreated into a bizarre homage to Léon Rosenthal's 1914 publication Du romantisme au réalisme.

'The Unhappy Medium': An Exchange Boime, Albert 1982