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Over [174]
4 years ago
10

What romantic element is present in this excerpt from rip van winkle?

English
2 answers:
FrozenT [24]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Possible answers are

A.  

the emphasis on individual choice

B.  

the emphasis on human optimism

C.  

the emphasis on the beauty of nature

D.  

the emphasis on the importance of society

E.  

the emphasis on scientific discovery

Explanation:  need correct answer - I am going with C - beauty of nature

levacccp [35]4 years ago
4 0

Answer:

There are many romantic elements present in 'RIP Van Winkle'.

Explanation:

Romanticism refers to a style used by the author that focuses on imagination and emotion.

Washington Irving's 'RIP Van Winkle' is a story that is set before and after American Revolution.

In the whole story, Irving seems to be fascinated by nature and admires its beauty. He glorifies the natural world. He also talks about freedom and life at countryside away from war and industrialization. He describes the beauty of nature by addressing 'Hudson' river as lordly and uses personification to describe nature's beauty. For instance , he calls the sky clothed in blue and purple clouds.

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