Did the Romantic movement have a generally positive or negative view of nature?

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The Romantic movement have a generally positive view of nature.

Romantic era in the history of English Literature marks its place as the period of love for nature and the revival of past. Literature, music and love for nature grew as a reaction against the rational and horror nature of the society.The reflection of internal beauty which enhances the outer structure of a person was one of the characteristics of the Romanticism.According to the Romantics, the internal realities and imagination are the ideal conceptions which gives inspiration to one.

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