17th c. French Neo-Classical and English Restoration drama of wit ... 1801: Maid of Orleans. 1804: Wilhelm Tell. French Romantic Drama. Victor Hugo, 1802-85 ...
Neo-Classicism encouraged by Academy. Newly affluent middle class purchased 'proven art' ... Neo-Classicism: reacted against Rococo period (artificiality) ...
THE TERM 'NATURALISM' REFERS TO. A TENDENCY IN EUROPEAN AND. AMERICAN ... THE FORCES OF THE NATURAL WORLD AND THE WEIGHT OF SOCIAL MORES AND PREJUDICES. ...
The late nineteenth-century interior. Great Parlour, Wightwick Manor, c. 1890 ... Georges Crogaert, The Reader, 1890 (r) The epitome of Aestheticism-Oscar Wilde ...
... referred to as puerperal sepsis) to the Viennese ... Some believe that his own death was ironically caused by puerperal sepsis. Questions, part IV ...
Chapter 59. Music and Ballet in Nineteenth-Century. Russia; Mussorgsky and Tchaikovsky ... Ballet: history, art, craft. Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky: life and music ...
Ontario 1800 common law felony of rape capital offense ... Previously thought pregnancy showed evidence of consent. 1883 ... 1885, even impersonation accepted ' ...
Because it could play both melody and harmony and because it became widely ... At first the performers were composers ... Extended - rhapsody, ballade ...
Favorite theme is love, often from the woman's point of view. ... A Poet's Love (Dichterliebe) Written in 1840 - 'The Year of Song' 16 poems by Heinrich Heine ...
Universally recognized as one of the most distinguished musicians of the nineteenth century. ... She, in fact, was more famous than her husband during her lifetime. ...
First internationally acclaimed American composer of classical music ... as well as promoting both Classical and popular music as well as education. ...
... Ottomans appointed an Albanian-born, Turkish general, Muhammad Ali (1769-1849) ... Muhammad Ali's policies attracted many Europeans to the region ...
BOTH TERMS REFER TO LITERATURE THAT DEALS ... REGIONALIST IF THE ATTITUDE OF THE NARRATOR IS SERIOUS READERS ARE LED TO ... THE NARRATOR'S ATTITUDE IS SLIGHTLY ...
... justice equality and the end of slavery and were opposed not only by Spaniards, ... Otherwise, the colonial order including slavery continued unabated. ...
THE TERM 'REALISM' IDENTIFIES PRINCIPALLY A LITERARY TENDENCY DOMINANT AMONG THE ... NARRATORS AVOID THE OVERTLY EMOTIONAL LANGUAGE OF ROMANTICISM: ...