History, 06.03.2020 17:33 joshuasanders8862

(pls help) As you've seen, Romanticism was very much a reaction against the emphasis on reason that was so important to
the Enlightenment. It was also a reaction against the Industrial Revolution with its factories and pollution and
overcrowded living conditions that, as you'll see in a later lesson, was starting to spread across Europe.
Why might Romanticism have been at odds with such developments?

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