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This posting describes how Romanticism was a product of the Industrial Revolution and an attempt to deny questions by industrialization.

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This posting briefly overviews the origins of the Romantic Movement and its rebellion toward Enlightenment ideals.

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While describing how Romanticism was a product of the Industrial Revolution, please also indicate how the movement tried to deny questions brought about by industrialization. Please allow these ideas to help:

First, please mention how The Romantic Movement gained popularity after the Industrial Revolution. People ...

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