Matthew Arnold and the Decline of English Romanticism

A. P. Stanley Aristotle Arnold says Baudelaire belief best ideas prevail called Church classical clear Coleridge creative power critical writings culture deep departments of human doubt earlier English Romantic writers enthusiastic and meditative essay Eternal failure father feeling French Revolution genius George Sand German Goethe Goethe's poetry govern all departments greatest human activity human knowledge imagination inaugural lecture intellectual situation interpretation judged Keats Keats's King Lear liberalism literary live Lyrical Ballads Matthew Arnold Maurice de Guérin ment modern spirit movement Newman nineteenth century Obermann object order of ideas Oxford Oxford Movement passion philo philosophy poem poetic creation preach Preface of 1853 prose provide to poetry quoted religion Romantic doctrine Romanticism Rugby Chapel ruling ideas Sainte-Beuve Senancour sense Shakespeare Shelley soul speak style symbol temperament things Thomas Arnold thought Tintern Abbey tion Tractarian true turn words Wordsworth wrote