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Book About romanticism
“Romanticism in common parlance is always understood as something, although very sublime, but abstract; although poetic, it is vague and vague; and most importantly - far from life, divorced from reality... We tend to call an abstract, absent-minded, clumsy, impractical person a romantic..."
- Name of the Author
- Александр Блок Александрович
- Language
- Russian
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“Romanticism in common parlance is always understood as something, although very sublime, but abstract; although poetic, it is vague and vague; and most impo...