ROMANTICISM - Humanistic movement (from circa 1800-1900) in the West (primarily Europe) that sought out and extolled the natural qualities of human life which had - so the Romantics thought - been obscured by the Age of Reason and Enlightment.

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Romanticism person of Science James Watt
Romanticism person of Science Charles Darwin
Romanticism person of Science Thomas Alva Edison
Romanticism person of Science Siegmund Freud
Romanticism philosopher Jean-JacquesRousseau
Romanticism philosopher Immanuel Kant
Romanticism philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte
Romanticism philosopher Georg Wilhelm Hegel
Romanticism philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer
Romanticism philosopher Henry David Thoreau
Romanticism philosopher Karl Marx
Romanticism philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche
Romanticism political figure Queen Victoria
Romanticism political figure Thomas Paine
Romanticism political figure Thomas Jefferson
Romanticism political figure Napoleon Bonaparte
Romanticism political figure Giuseppe Garibaldi
Romanticism political figure Otto von Bismarck
Romanticism artist Kaspar David Friedrich
Romanticism artist Jean Louis Gericault
Romanticism artist Eugene Delacroix
Romanticism writer Johann Goethe
Romanticism writer Jean-Paul Richter
Romanticism writer Sir Walter Scott
Romanticism writer Jane Austen
Romanticism writer E.T.A. Hoffmann
Romanticism writer Lord George Byron
Romanticism writer Heinrich Heine
Romanticism writer Charlotte Bront‘
Romanticism writer James FenimoreCooper
Romanticism writer Edgar Allan Poe
Romanticism writer Emily Bronte
Romanticism writer Charles Baudelaire
Romanticism provides "climate" for Romantic Music