Writers during the Romantic period were interested in A. Life and Death B. Logic and Reason

Writers during the Romantic period were interested in

A. Life and Death

B. Logic and Reason

C. Emotion and Nature

D. Science and Discovery

Answer: C. Emotion and Nature

In the 17th and early 19th century Romantic period, nature and feelings were most appreciated, as symbolized through the whole or the facade of the buildings. The period of the Romanticism was a permanent subversion of classical intellectual poverty and disordered rationalism, leading to unparalleled worship of eminent voices of human souls, feelings and nature.

Traditionalists considered a composed author as one who is in charge of their senses, appropriately revealing the reasoning they induce to their answers to them. They would bring pleasure by painting the magnificence and heroic attributes of nature. Monet chose to portray scenes to provide spiritual renewal and a way to establish intimacy with divinity . Marked myriad of landscapes with rich description, utmost love for the beastly nature and thereafter ultimate acceptance of complex souls.

Briefly, Romantic period preferred emotions, passion and attachment with the nature in return to the importance of sage mind and skill which was very common few centuries ago.