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Blog#8: Romanticism In Architecture
Romanticism In Architecture From the late eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century, romanticism was an ideological orientation that consisted of works such as literature, painting, music, architecture, and more. Romanticism had also featured nature, imagination, and feelings. Romanticist Classical architecture attempts to imitate older architectural styles such as Chinese, Moorish, Indian, and Egyptian. For example, one of the most well-known neo-Gothic structures is the Palace of Westminster. The building was designed in 1835 for the House of Parliament, and some materials such as cast iron were used to play with Gothic forms. The freedoms of creative styles were embraced during Romanticism. Numerous architects found freedom in the neo-Gothic style after the romanticism era, which allowed for towers, spires, and lavish ornamentation that did not have to follow the exact proportions of classical architecture. Gothic Revival Style Gothic Revival Style was introduced in mid 19th cen...
Finally, something that I relate to very much. I love sleeping very much (you can ask my classmates), but one thing that I have never been able to do was to lucid dream. I have read many articles and watched youtube videos, but could never manage to do it. Could you help me reach my goal of lucid dreaming? All in all, your hobby has intrigued me.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason, I never actually understood lucid dreaming until I read your blog. This helped me understand it and the way it works because it's directly coming from a "victim." However, I don't think it's a safe thing to do so I don't think it's something I would want to try. Though, it is a cool thing knowing that our brains can do this. Stay safe out there Anas !!
ReplyDeleteThe scheme in which one is capable of controlling their mind to entertain such powerful activities (liberally manipulating the mind while in its' barely conscious state), reminds me of maladaptive day dreaming which shares some factors with lucid dreaming, however, it is instead done while fully conscious, requires way stronger capacities to control the mind, and is generally done by people with poor mental health or anxiety-filled life circumstances to avoid their realities and feel as if they have more control by creating a metaphysical life that is completely adherent to all their standards and desires.
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