explain the second sentence of this chapter i shall relate events that impressed me with feelings which...have made me what i am
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explain the second sentence of this chapter i shall relate events that impressed me with feelings which...have made me what i am
This sentence exemplifies one of the most notorious themes of the Romantic era: namely, the importance and integrity of personal feeling as a function of identity. Instead of receiving one's identity from an overarching, impersonal narrative or cultural habituation, the Romantics usually understood themselves to be human only insofar as their emotions flowed.
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