European Romanticism
European Romanticism refers to an intellectual and artistic movement that originated in Europe during the late 18th century, characterized by heightened emotions, individualism, and a strong connection to nature. It emphasized imagination, creativity, and freedom from social constraints, often rejecting the rigid conventions of the Enlightenment period. European Romanticism encompassed various forms of cultural expression such as literature, music, visual arts, and philosophy, reflecting the unique cultural identities and values of different European regions during this time. Overall, it represents a significant shift in European thought and sensibility towards a more passionate, intuitive, and expressive way of experiencing and interpreting the world.