During much of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, tenets of Neoclassicism reigned in Europe. ... When Romanticism rode in on the backs of such poets as Blake and Coleridge, all neoclassical ideals of poetry were thrown out of the window. ... Without this emotion, there would be no Romanticism. ... )
Nowhere in literature has the exotic been explored with such zeal as Romanticism. ... Romanticism became the voice of revolution at the beginning of the nineteenth century and rode the wave of change until the very end.
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