The Wisdom of the Romantics David Smyth concern for parents is whether

concern for parents is whether their children love or care about them

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these essays suggest

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The Wisdom of the Romantics David Smyth concern for parents is whetherThe post Enlightenment movement known as Romanticism is a messy period; so messy, in fact, that many scholars eschew any attempt to define it. In reaction to the overreliance placed on reason by Enlightenment thinkers, Romantics emphasized individual freedom, emotional intensity, introspection, sincerity, and heightened imagination. They sought out nature at its wildest and most sublime: tall mountains, steep gorges, and resounding cataracts. They