Frost is writing against the Romantic idea that poetry is written in repose, received passively as inspiration.

弗罗斯特不是浪漫主义这一派,浪漫主义是休闲时写的诗歌，被动地作为灵感接受。

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So far, I've been stressing a kind of anti-Romantic side of Frost, how he seems to be saying, "Nothing but the facts, please."

到现在我一直强调的是一个反浪漫主义的弗罗斯特，他像是说着“除了事实没有其他的“

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Why do we have the Renaissance, the baroque period the classical period, the romantic period and so on?

为什么我们会有文艺复兴时期,巴洛克时期,古典主义时期,浪漫主义时期

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Then as the eighteenth century wears on, you begin to get the sense as is well known and I think often overstated you begin to get a cult of genius.

8世纪逐渐过去,浪漫主义的出现,开始涌现出一大批天才。

耶鲁公开课 - 文学理论导论课程节选

You can be a product of the Enlightenment, with a faith in reason, and not become a Romantic who begins to believe in the possibilities of man, or even the perfectibility of man.

你是启蒙运动的产物,带着对理智的信心,而不是相信一个,相信人类无所不能,甚至人的完善性的浪漫主义者

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Is it baroque or romantic?

是巴洛克式的还是浪漫主义的？

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