32: The Deep Joy of Romanticism

Classical Stuff You Should Know

A.J. Hanenburg

Christianity, Education, Books, Religion & Spirituality, Arts

4.5 • 696 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Graeme leads us through the notion of Deep Joy. It's shorthand for the experience that inspired the romantics.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to classical stuff you should know.
0:12.7	Classical podcast put on by classical educators.
0:15.1	This is Thomas Magby joined as always by Mr. A.J. Hanenberg.
0:19.3	That's me.
0:19.9	And Mr. Graham Donaldson.
0:21.8	Hoy, hoi.
0:22.6	Hoy hoi.
0:23.3	Hoi.
0:23.6	What is that?
0:25.0	Oi.
0:26.1	Not helping.
0:27.1	That didn't answer the question.
0:28.8	Wait, hold on.
0:30.0	Hey, so today, Graham Donaldson, you're going to be talking to us a little bit about romanticism.
0:34.7	That's right.
0:35.3	Yeah. romanticism. That's right. Which is kind of an interest, a strange thing to have on a classical
0:39.0	education podcast because in many ways romanticism is almost the opposite of classic classic
0:45.8	or the romantic movement of the 19th century, which we're going to be talking about, was something
0:53.7	that was up and opposed to, if you wanted to call it,
0:57.9	the end of the Enlightenment or rationalism or neoclassicism, as it's often called.
1:03.3	So Romanticism is a sort of reactionary movement to the Enlightenment.
1:09.2	Anyway, so, yes, it's maybe a little strange to have on a classical podcast because
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