what is the difference between the Romantic ode and the pre-romantic ode?

Answer 1

Pre-romatic one was viewed usually as a classic piece of poetry, it was originated in Horace for example (not in the Bible I think!), there were many strict rules about creating it - harmony, rhymes, rythm, equal verses. The style was "high", there was a lot of mythologic contexts.
In between there was an oda with some changes, from Sturm und Drang Periode - Schiller, Goethe.
Later, in romanticism (Hugo, Coleridge, Byron) - it became a poem without rules; a kind of manifestation of ideas, thoughts, feelings...

Answer 2

I'm not sure but I would think that the Pre-Romantic Ode originated in biblical times with the Odes of Solomon which were riddled with religious metaphoric content and the Greek odes which considered classic odes were although non religious in nature very much lyrical metaphor. The Romantic odes were most likely those that spread throughout Europe and were used by famous composers in musical form Modern odes are found in Pop Music in the form of songs.

Answer 3

Pre Romantic Poets

Answer 4

In most required literature courses, students will read at least one novel and some examples of lyric poetry, often drawn from the Romantic period, which raised the lyric to unprecedented prominence. Although there are many different species of lyric, most of them apply and/or renovate some set of conventions, whether derived from classical models or from the lyric types generated in earlier periods of European and English poetry. Selected for examination here is the ode, because British Romantic poets perfected a special form of it--"the personal ode of description and passionate meditation," as M. H.

The following entry contains critical essays focusing on Collins's relationship to Preromanticism. For further information on Collins, see LC, Vol. 4.

INTRODUCTION
Collins is considered one of the most important transitional Preromantic figures in English poetry. While employing in his works elements of the neoclassical style used by his peers, he foreshadowed many of the themes and techniques characteristic of the Romantic period. Included among the best of the lyric poets of the eighteenth century, Collins is acclaimed for his experimentation with the
The following entry contains critical essays focusing on Collins's relationship to Preromanticism. For further information on Collins, see LC, Vol. 4.

INTRODUCTION
Collins is considered one of the most important transitional Preromantic figures in English poetry. While employing in his works elements of the neoclassical style used by his peers, he foreshadowed many of the themes and techniques characteristic of the Romantic period. Included among the best of the lyric poets of the eighteenth century, Collins is acclaimed for his experimentation with the
The following entry contains critical essays focusing on Collins's relationship to Preromanticism. For further information on Collins, see LC, Vol. 4.

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