Don't quote me on this, but I believe it would be "ROMANTICISM<span> was a nineteenth-century artistic movement that influenced nationalism in Europe. It emerged as a reaction on EMOTIONALISM in Enlightenment philosophy."</span>
The Romantic period was a period of time during the nineteenth century in which art emphasized the "emotional" side of humanity. Within this movement, artists tried to recover the ideas that they believed had been displaced by the Enlightenment. The philosophers of the Enlightenment believed that the only legitimate source of knowledge was reason, and reason and logic dominated scholarly speech.
The Romantics believed that other aspects of humanity were important too, such as the romantic, the emotional, the religious and the supersticious. They argued that these, along with nature, were legitimate sources of knowledge and expression, and they depicted this in their work.
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