Neo-romantismo

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Neo-Romantismo

[editar] Reino Unido

[editar] 1880 - 1910

• Gerard Manley Hopkins
• Lewis Carroll
• John Ruskin
• Edward Elgar
• Vaughan Williams
• Aesthetic movement
• Arts & Crafts Movement
• William Morris News from Nowhere
• Symbolism
• W.B. Yeats
• Rudyard Kipling Puck of Pook's Hill Rewards and Fairies
• Alfred Edward Housman A Shropshire Lad
• Neo-gothic architecture
• Pictorialism

[editar] Europa

• Symbolism (pan-Europeu)
• Odysseus Elytis (Grécia)
• Bernard Faucon (França)
• Balthus (França/Suíça)
• Sigurdur Nordal (Islândia)
• Vicente Aleixandre (Espanha)
• Anton Bruckner (Áustria)
• Iris van Dongen (Holanda)
• Wandervogel (Alemanha)
• Arthur Schopenhauer

[editar] Polónia

• Young Poland
• Stanislaw Przybyszewski

[editar] Rússia

• Eugene Berman
• Pavel Tchelitchew

[editar] Estados Unidos da América

• Walt Whitman
• Imagists
• Maxfield Parrish
• Allen Ginsberg
• The beat poets
• Minor White
• Joseph Cornell
• John Crowley
• Guy Davenport
• Justine Kurland
• Jeffrey Blondes
• Hakim Bey Temporary Autonomous Zone, Summer Land

[editar] Neo-Romantismo 1980 - 1990

• A Flock Of Seagulls
• ABC
• Adam And The Ants
• Après Demain
• Blancmange
• Classix Nouveaux
• Culture Club
• Duran Duran
• Eurythmics
• The Flowers Of Romance
• Human League
• Japan
• Kajagoogoo
• Lime
• Modern English
• Naked Eyes
• Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
• Organ
• Payolas
• Simple Minds
• Soft Cell
• Spandau Ballet
• Spoons
• Strange Advance
• Talk Talk
• Tears For Fears
• Ultravox
• Vennaskond
• Visage

[editar] Bibliografia

• David Mellor. Paradise Lost: the neo-Romantic imagination in Britain, 1935 - 1955. (1987).
• Peter Woodcock. This Enchanted Isle - The Neo-Romantic Vision from William Blake to the New Visionaries (2000).
• Malcolm Yorke. The Spirit of Place - Nine Neo-Romantic Artists and Their Times (1989).
• Michael Bracewell. England Is Mine (1997).
• Peter Ackroyd. The Origins of the English Imagination (2002).
• P. Cannon-Brookes. The British Neo-Romantics (1983).
• Corbett, Holt and Russell (Ed's.) The Geographies of Englishness: Landscape and the National Past, 1880-1940 (2002).
• Graham Arnold. The Ruralists - A Celebration (2003).
• Christopher Martin. The Ruralists (An Art & Design Profile, No. 23) (1992).
• S. Sillars. British Romantic Art and The Second World War (1991).
• Trentmann F. Civilisation and its Discontents: English Neo-Romanticism and the Transformation of Anti-Modernism in Twentieth-Century Western Culture (1994, Birkbeck College).
• Edward Picot. Outcasts from Eden - ideas of landscape in British poetry since 1945 (1997).
• Hoover, Kathleen and Cage, John. Virgil Thompson: His Life and Music (1959).
• Albright, Daniel. Modernism and Music: An Anthology of Sources (2004).