Romanticism

[@armanatt]

Holds a cup for 20 minutes but never takes a sip out of it.

[@stevescoffee8325]

Arman Shaikh it’s the thought that counts

[@lukeryan9425]

Arman Shaikh 2:49

[@Andrewong77]

He did sip at 2:45-7

[@FineArtsTeacher]

He doesn't really, the cup is an empty prop :) @@Andrewong77

[@othmanabdullah6382]

😂😂😂

[@nicolejajaja2199]

I love how he has a cup, makes me feel as if we're having a face to face conversation

[@anniebeirne1334]

Its great that you include short notes and pictures as well as lecturing, really helps visual learners!

[@tomrichey]

I do what I can!

[@viditjain2653]

You teach so much better than my teacher.

[@scottaaryn178]

You saved my life with this! 10 page essay on the subject and couldn't understand pages and pages of info from the web! Thank you very much!

[@tomrichey]

Glad I could help!

[@artemishunter4242]

I love my teachers but KZbin teachers have a special place in my heart ❤️

[@bruceduece1]

I'm really enjoying your lectures, Tom. Reminds me of my Western Civ classes back in the day. I'm surprised at how much I remember. I took second semester first, so 19th Century Europe was my first experience with world history. My professor was as excited about the material as you, so that must explain my retention. I sat in class spellbound, taking nary a note, but acing every test. Unfortunately, my next professor lacked enthusiasm, which might explain my lower grade from him. Remember always that your lectures will outlive you and enrich the lives of those you reach. Thanks!

[@Pinboy21]

I swear he got $100 in advertising just from me watching these videos cramming for the AP test

[@tomrichey]

+Franklin Alongi Probably like $1 or $2 tops. The ads don't pay very well but every little bit helps so I appreciate you watching them! Best of luck on your exam tomorrow.

[@Pinboy21]

+Tom Richey haha a little exaggeration doesn't hurt every once in a awhile :-). I donated $1 also just because of how helpful the videos were (sorry it wasn't more)...I promise there's more if I pass!!! Thank you so much for these videos.

[@Meriemfrini]

Greetings from Tunisia , Thank you for the brief and very informative video . It helped me alot to understand my course and my class of fiction .

[@orelhai]

you are cool. this was both informative and entertaining.

[@scottylilacleona9193]

I feel that romanticism and the enlightenment do intersect with Rousseau. Rousseau's writings were a huge inspiration to romanticism, but he was also a major part of the enlightenment. And the enclosure acts is something I feel both Rousseau and romantics would have been enraged by. I like the idea of enlightened romanticism.

[@will19972]

Jason Bourne is a history professor in actuality.

[@florencebabalola5287]

Looks indeed like jason bourne

[@mgoodwi1]

"Why do you have to understand everything?" I love how he says that. Can't stop laughing.

[@lexieissplendiferous]

This was so helpful for college papers in art history... especially since I waited till the night before to write a ten page paper every week.

[@UmerKhan-wx5oq]

U have made valentine out of every boy and girl who watches ur videos. Good work

[@suakim12]

it's 4 am and i'm cramming for my final...thank you tom you've saved me& my sanity literally so many times

[@helenk852]

I have learned that Romanticism was about using imagination to understand one's fellow man, about rights of every individual, and about responsibility to each other. This presentation doesn't touch on that at all, but states romanticism is just narrow minded period of nostalgia for the past. This video is primarily ridiculing romanticism and the leap forward it actually afforded western thought. Do not watch this to understand romantic period; it is for entertainment only.

[@sumiiabdii8959]

Tom i clearly understood this subject which had been confusing me for a week. Thank you.

[@psd4fan]

Nicely done. How'd you avoid spilling the coffee?

[@dsol9767]

That Dave Mustaine V in the background = awesomeness.

[@bruceduece1]

Like many children of my generation, I was fascinated and horrified by the Frankenstein story. It made Boris Karloff an "A" list star! Against the backdrop of the Romantic movement, though, "Frankenstein" becomes an indictment of modern science, particularly the debate over what animates the living. Many people today reject the mysticism of the romantics, yet deny that we are a collection of working parts. The Romantic legacy is still with us!

[@lirisa1869]

Would it make sense to classify Tolkien as a Romantic? Because the books seem to celebrate nature and vilify machinery, and when Fordo comes back to The Shire it goes from being innocent and joyous and takes on a dirty industrial landscape, much like Britain in Tolkien's time.

[@outofoblivionproductions4015]

Good question. I would say yes. The excesses of capitalism in Victorian England were evil and inspired workers rights later on and Marxism (unfortunately).

[@kasperj7305]

what music did you use when comparing the two ideas from 5:14-6:17? Great video by the way :)

[@kozlorog]

I wish you'd get the answer...

[@JoeBuck-uc3bl]

I think it was Ice Cube’s ‘Check Yo Self’

[@mzan5125]

is there an -Ism mix of enlightment and romentecism?

[@Vandal.King777]

You Can always be an Enlighted Romantic

[@ricorivera9126]

Tom I want to thank you so much for this video, this has truly helped me understand my essay and helped me get my essay started. Thank you so much

[@lauraalejandrapastori1586]

Tom Richey, I want you to know you are my private teacher. I've passed the last exam with flying colours!!! On Friday, I have to sit for another exam on Augustan Age and Romanticism. Regards =)=)=) Buenos Aires, Argentina. Pastori, Laura Alejandra

[@marcpadilla1094]

Romanticism can be an escape from reality. A defense mechanism to maintain sanity or go completely mad.

[@sondelpalana8396]

Can someone please help me if got the idea of Romanticism correct? Romanticism is the reaction to the Industrial Revolution, in a way that the Romantics emphasize the beauty of nature so then we can take a break from all of "human progress and capabilities" stuff, and focus to the appreciation of nature, which was the most affected because it is the price that tolled to achieve the Industrial Age. Can someone please help me if got the idea of Romanticism correct?

[@rurajesh]

Thank you for posting this video. Just one point is that as far as I understand Monty Python is not about celebrating middle age values. It mocks those (probably together with enlightenment ideals of progress??).

[@nicole588660]

thank you sir for helping me to grasp this subject

[@tomrichey]

You're quite welcome!

[@mtteo99]

I just learned in 16 minutes what my teacher explained in a month and the text book in 100 pages

[@wissledrey1099]

I love how you explain this subject very well in an entertaining way and also the use of the easy language everyone could understand ! Thank you so much for this video

[@SamFreelancePolice]

I feel like the song at 8:08 is from EU4.

[@ednanghamyan1776]

Thank you for clarifying such an elusive term!

[@laurasanchezguerra2609]

Hi! I really enjoy your videos. Can you tell me, what artwork (artist?) is that which you showed with the title "Critique of Progress"?

[@chainsawdeathlust]

Is that a dean guitar (flying v model) with active emg pickups or black Seymour Duncan humbuckers? I cant figure it out haha

[@connorn.9445]

What kind of guitar is that

[@RyanSmith-wo2pi]

Exactly

[@clementmace3037]

One main writer about Romanticism in France is Chateaubriand. I would have loved to hear your french accent gain.

[@SimoneJaroslaw]

Can you do a video on socialism, anarchism, marxism, and communism? And also, can you do a video analyzing the communist manifesto?

[@abnithin]

Jason Bourne decoding the Romanticism mystery. 😀 Nicely done though... The content was superbly organised.

[@andriamiharisoaharinjakaro8553]

Your video is simply exceptional, well documented, fantastic

[@skeletonizer9529]

I loooove Caspar David Friedrich. 🙌😍

[@kurdishbritish775]

i still cannot workout the differences between Romanticism and Neo-classicism. i need some info and explanation please. thank you.

[@MrHitman117]

"Nature + Castles, TOO COOL" I died a little. Your accent is great. #thanksvitaly #praisethekuz

[@tomrichey]

Still trying to figure out who this Vitaly is...

[@ivon145]

Thank you so much for all your great videos helping me to better understand all the content before each of my test come up! You are truly a great teacher. Also, could you maybe do some videos on German Unification and everything that comes along with that?

[@nathanhull8302]

You really need to make a vid on realism in science and stuff during the 19th century. It would really help

[@montrazvan89]

I've seen this picture with the man on top of a mountain sevaral times on KZbin, who is the original author of it?

[@kozlorog]

"Wanderer above the Sea of Fog" by Caspar David Friedrich

[@NeonAtary777]

love your video !! makes it so easy to understand romanticism . thanks for uploading.

[@noakogman2]

Deeply disappointed at how much cooler and better teacher you are than my art teacher at school ! :( :P I enjoyed watching this and will def. check out your other videos. Thank u, This may save my test tomorrow ;)

[@tomrichey]

Noa Kogman My own students would probably be glad to trade teachers with you! lol

[@noakogman2]

Lol, I doubt it.

[@dudeofdudes7699]

Sir, i’m doing master in romantics period and I’m fascinated with beauty and innocence in that time, however i have an issue to write a proposal for my studying 🤗 can u help me with that?

[@lilyl4992]

It was really useful. I never saw Frankenstein in this light. Thanks a lot.

[@DarkChipmunks989]

This has been extremely helpful to me, and I've been using these to review for my AP European History exam which is this week. Thank you so much for posting this!

[@dxzhang9751]

Great lecture. But why did Matt Damon start to teach history and art?

[@literaturelessons5454]

Informative video ... contextual analysis and comparison are helpful ... thank you :)

[@lindadonohue6491]

Excellent video--my students really seemed to like it.

[@krystalknight7426]

Thank you so much!! your lectures are so easy to understand and a great review source. I am very glad I found your videos right now (because its about and hour untill my exam) and I needed this summary of the subjects my notes did not cover well. Thanks!

[@claym2940]

my senpai Tom Richey has finally noticed me!

[@basiacdno8268]

What are your views on the enlightment?

[@TrekoGames]

Hey man, this video is reaally good! It helped me and saved me a bunch of time of research. I'm going to use this information for a couple of my high school classes, and I stole that graphic organizer from you. (Dont worry ill tell them the name of your channel ;) )

[@arielcalzada8362]

The clearest explanation. Thank you.

[@rachelpahnke1923]

this video is both educational and funny. It really helped me learn, thanks for the videos.

[@francescajuanabellucci4836]

perfect pace for notetaking !

[@MercurialMoon]

This is so easy to understand. Love it.

[@kurdishbritish775]

hi. could you be more clear about the reaction of Romantics being against the enlightment and revolutions. i thought the Tomantics were revolutionaries and they believed in change and scince. But, Neo-classicism were against urban life and revolution. they attached to Greek and Roman literature and then general nature. while romantics writers were interested in human nature and individual feelings.

[@imranali-uy6ir]

Great Explanation. Could you please do a video on Cosumerism and capitalism? Transition from Feudalism to Capitalism. It Will be a great help. I love the way you explain everything.

[@conradmata5996]

Good for him. Keep up the good work. Teacher made me watch this, but by the end I was interested and engaged! cool cool cool

[@josielandry2615]

your videos are always really helpful, thank you! Big test tomorrow.

[@SlushedProductions]

Always perfect timing for my tests haha. Thanks for posting.

[@marik3377]

This has helped me so so much, Thank you!! Can you possibly post 19th century and world war 1 soon? :)

[@TheWolfg6969]

Great videos with a great host. Thanks.

[@tomrichey]

***** You're welcome! Glad you liked the video! :D

[@amiramir-ys3ed]

who's the founder of romanticism ??? please i need an answer now

[@PrimosCha]

I'm still watching, but I had to pause it to congratulate u on that awesome joke about their reason for crying...just my cuppa tea buddy!;-) I'll resume watching now..

[@fool117]

J.R.R. Tolkien was also a romantic if i remember correctly

[@Gguy061]

Would you consider Weimar Classicism to be a forerunner to the Romantic movement?

[@tomrichey]

Greg Moberg I'm not familiar enough with Weimar Classicism to render an opinion on that.

[@simonsanchez23]

I thoroughly enjoyed it, greetings from Argentina and thanks :)

[@montanahovatter8734]

wow! how did u grow ur hande bak?

[@4N70NYK]

Thank you, sir, for this really cool videos. I look forward into seeing more videos for the periods of history of art, youtube needs to be filled with more of that and the way you do it is just right! Keep up the good work, you have a big like from me.

[@butterfly9918]

Very pleasant speaker, this one

[@ryushogun9890]

Bro, these guys are ahead of their time. '-' I didn't know I was a romantic. Thank you for this video!

[@megadeth1818]

is that a dave mustaine guitar?

[@benjamin12345able]

Awesome!!! Thanks! You are pretty cool teacher!!!

[@k03dz0n3]

I love your videos - keep it up!

[@ripvanwinkle3334]

Do you teach at a public or private school ?

[@tomrichey]

Public, unfortunately.

[@jshrike3527]

+Tom Richey Ha ha ha!

[@ShawnJonesHellion]

nice to see a public teacher understanding public schools. I try not to attack my public teachers so much as target the school system itself cause some did seem better than what came out of those schools.

[@TheBlaqb2st]

You are gonna help me pass fiction and for that i owe you !!!

[@Blurb777]

Wrong about the Romantics regarding Voltaire - they LOVED him - quoted him often.

[@keyuntaeehill4488]

hey is this british Romanticism? ?

[@Fidel_cashflo]

How would you say Les Miserables is a Romantic work?

[@tomrichey]

bbusath5 I'd say I've never read nor seen Les Miserables... but I'm under a lot of pressure to do so... Maybe I should look at it over Christmas break?

[@KatieAulgur99]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THESE VIDEOS!!!

[@gerhardmennen8002]

great vid man. super helpful

[@kelseyheard1642]

Okay, but do you actually ever have anything in your coffee mugs? Because that’s some mad skill if you do and you continue to gesture with them without spilling all over yourself

[@marcpadilla1094]

The Industrial age didn't exactly get off to a nurturing start. Im not surprised Romanticism developed sometime thereafter. Hope in contrast to brutal capitalism, disease, and crime.

[@divyanshsingh1859]

Thank you so much sir!!Pls keep uploading more videos.

[@cheyenneweaverling9257]

Thank you so much, Tom Richey. Your videos are always great and they always help me with quizzes and tests!

[@TheUnderdogzX]

Tom looks like Chris Conley from Saves The Day. Nevertheless I enjoyed this and the BC RICH.

[@angelsandy666]

Thank you for this amazing video :) it is very helpful to put all my knowledge before exam together!

[@Uhmu]

Thank you for the context, i did not know it ;)

[@Uhmu]

***** No, im just a random subscriber. Love the 15-20 min videos that explain ideas and concepts in entertaining way.

[@justhereforthemin]

Awesome teacher!

[@justhereforthemin]

Wow! Positve feed back. I'm preparing for comps next month for a Master's in English. I found your video on The Great Awakening very helpful. I wish I could take lessons on teaching from you.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

I question that Romanticism was anti the Age of Enlightenment. Romanticism was a movement that valued emotion over logic. That doesn't mean they hated logic. They just loved the idea of powerful emotion.

[@blackbogbrewing3186]

I don't believe we should get too hung up with the "obsoleteness" of the weapons in Jerusalem. This is a Romantic writer we are dealing with after all. The weapons mentioned all have a Divineness to them, "bring me my spear, o clouds unfold, bring me my chariot of fire". These are all things mentioned throughout the Bible, and it as if Nephilim and God himself, who according to Romantics, calls Nature his dwelling place, shall intervene with the Romantics to turn back the tide of the satanic encroachment of Industrialization. They aren't real weapons that the Romantics will use against the ominous "industrializers" more metaphorical way of allying God to their cause, and making their cause more righteous.

[@defneozozer]

Hahahahahah Richey this is one of your bests!