/lit/ - Literature

>>7035845
>>7036500
There was polarization that came out of it though. Reactionaries, sure, but most of the comparatively small band of artists in that era were pro-revolution.
And they're hailed as in the right by the vast majority. Nobody takes serious the idea of returning to feudalism do they?
The Green movement isn't quit the same thing, but isn't it a interesting parallel?
The pro-revolutionary artists message was of course co-opted by the liberal winners of the world, but the artistic community continued to resurface on the left, as if to clarify the original message of democracy.

>>7037365
I think Classicism was just the arts before the revolution. It's almost as difficult to pin down this so-called movement as postmodernism, so I'm sure someone wants to correct me

>>7037149
>What are some good essays on the romantic writings?
This I want to know too.