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  • 8 авг.🔹The Age of Sensibility🔹 👉Period: 1745 - 1789 👉Other name: The Age of Johnson 👉Core vibe: _"Feeling + Reason together. Heart with Manners."_ 🔹1. Main Idea in 1 Line 👉Writers started to value emotion, sympathy, and "natural feeling" — but they still wanted to be polite, moral, and rational. It’s a bridge between Neoclassical reason and Romantic emotion. 🔹2. Why "Sensibility"? 👉" Sensibility" = the ability to feel deeply and be moved by others' suffering. 👉It was fashionable to cry at novels, help the poor, and love nature. 👉It was a reaction against the cold satire of Pope and Swift. People got tired of mocking everything. 👉3. Key Features of Literature in the Age of Sensibility 1. Emphasis on Feeling + Sympathy Literature should make you feel pity and compassion. Example: Weeping over a poor beggar in a novel. 2. Return to Nature + Melancholy Not wild Romantic nature yet. More like "graveyard nature" - quiet, sad, rural. 👉Graveyards, ruins, night, seasons. Very moody. 3. Moral Purpose + Didacticism Still very moral like Victorians. Books must teach virtue. 👉Sentimental novels show that good people suffer but are rewarded. 4. Interest in the Common Man + Middle Class Heroes are no longer kings. They are merchants, farmers, women. 👉Domestic tragedies become popular. 5. Elegance + Refined Language Still polite and balanced like Neoclassical. Not wild like Romantics yet. Emotion, but controlled emotion. 6. Pre-Romantic Elements Love of solitude, medieval ballads, supernatural, folk songs. This is why it’s called "Pre-Romantic". . . . #Englishpathsala0,70%
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  • 12 авг.That consciousness is central to Camus’ philosophy of the Absurd. ⸻ 📖 IMPORTANT IDEAS FOR LITERATURE STUDENTS 1️⃣ The Absurd The conflict between humanity’s desire for meaning and the world’s silence. 2️⃣ Sisyphus A symbolic figure representing the repetitive struggles of human existence. 3️⃣ Revolt A conscious refusal to surrender to despair or escape the Absurd. 4️⃣ Freedom Awareness of the Absurd can liberate us from the demand to discover a predetermined cosmic purpose. 5️⃣ Passionate Living Camus emphasizes living intensely and consciously rather than waiting for an ultimate justification of existence. 6️⃣ Consciousness Sisyphus’ awareness of his condition is crucial to understanding why Camus can ask us to imagine him happy. ⸻ ⚠️ CAMUS AND EXISTENTIALISM This is an important examination point. 📌 Camus is frequently studied alongside existentialist philosophers and writers, but he rejected the label “existentialist.” Therefore, it is more precise to describe him as a major thinker of the philosophy of the Absurd or Absurdist thought. This distinction can be particularly useful for NET, SET, UKPSC and other English Literature examinations. ⸻ 📝 QUICK REVISION 📌 Author: Albert Camus 📌 Born: 1913 📌 Died: 1960 📌 Essay: The Myth of Sisyphus 📌 Original French title: Le Mythe de Sisyphe 📌 Published: 1942 📌 Central concept: The Absurd 📌 Symbol: Sisyphus and the endlessly rolling boulder 📌 Response to the Absurd: Revolt 📌 Key idea: Live consciously and passionately despite the absence of ultimate meaning 📌 Famous conclusion: “One must imagine Sisyphus happy.” 📌 Nobel Prize: Literature, 1957 🏆 ⸻ 🌟 THE CENTRAL MESSAGE Camus does not give us a simple formula for discovering the “meaning of life.” Instead, he asks us to confront the possibility that no ultimate meaning is guaranteed—and then asks what kind of life we can live in response. The answer is neither passive despair nor escape. It is consciousness, freedom, revolt and passionate engagement with life. ✊🔥 The boulder may continue to roll down the mountain. But the struggle itself can become an affirmation of existence. 🪨 Sisyphus keeps pushing. And that is precisely where Camus finds his freedom. #EnglishPathsala0,50%
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