The Importance Of Romanticism In The Novel The Sorrows Of The Young Werther?

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Writing has been the most powerful and most accessible tool in the modern era. It was the most powerful weapon in the history with the major impacts, too. The stories which romanticise the certain behaviours made them widely accepted and adopted by the people such as Goethe’s autobiographical novel, The Sorrows of the Young Werther. The young men began to imitate the main character, wear yellow pants and blue jackets as him and the majority of these men ended up with the copycat suicide called Werther’s effect after it was published in the 1770s. While the fiction context’s feature is undeniable and involved in non-fiction, the non-fiction genre has even achieved the greater success in terms of the impact. The holy books spread the religions …show more content…

Behalf religious attempts of the holy books come up one another, the accepted religious members of the previous book felt a threat to their identity and secure the confrontation with the knowledge’s power to eradicate the uncertainties and the unknowns of this new text’s believers. A belief was relieving for the very existence of humankind in a civilised world and a safe place to the unpredictability of the future. But when it was shaken by the new beliefs, it turned out to be not enough to maintain the safety and resilience from the blurred and cloudy days …show more content…

However, the historical resources carried the tracks and the clues our predecessor have left behind. Literature may be a good example of these resources since the most successful writers were often used to be recognised by mental problems. What does it to do with consciousness? Well, the origins of mental issues often explained with the disorganisation in the subconsciousness though its existence is still questionable today. Authors like Tolstoy, Nietzsche and Dostoyevsky are known for their extraordinary observation skills and abilities to recognise the patterns in human relations and distinguished ability to express their insights. However, they still lack the proper and conscious human connection despite their projection of human relations’ dynamics. These authors were the ones the gate between their subconsciousness and consciousness were blurry and open that I used to call them naked minds since their subconsciousness is very likely to appear in daily life events where the normal population just moves with the

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