Naturalism vs. Romanticism
Similarities
‣ Share a respect and interest for nature.
Differences
‣ Naturalism values science and romanticism values spirituality.
‣ Romanticism focuses on inspiration from nature, individualism, emotions, and transcendence.
‣ Naturalism focuses on scientific laws and theories.
- Paragraph 5, John Muir's "The Calypso Borealis"
In this paragraph Muir is talking about how all his negative feelings had disappeared after finding the Calypso. The calypso had uplifted his mood and he was no longer worrying. He also introduces a new dialect in this paragraph when he talks about meeting the locals of the swamp. In this paragraph you can see how much Muir really appreciates and enjoys being in nature because the locals couldn't believe that he had come out to the swamp in search of plants. He uses words such as "strong and exhilarated" to describe how the Calypso made him feel.
Answer:
Rupert Brooke.
Explanation:
F. Scott Fitzgerald's "This Side of Paradise" is a novel about American life post World War I. The novel follows the protagonist Amory Blaine through themes of love, social status, and the disappointment that one encounters when realizing the truth of life.
This novel's title is taken from Rupert Brooke's poem "Tiare Tahiti", with the poem ending in the lines
<em>Well this side of Paradise! ....
</em>
<em>There’s little comfort in the wise.</em>
Thus, the correct answer is the fourth or last option.
Answer:
The mood created by the author is suspenseful.
Answer:
it's a
Explanation:
because drove is a adjective
Answer:
C. the aspects of theater that enhance the story, including sets and costumes
Explanation:
Its what the drama and theater is all about
