How did American Gothic Literature differ from American Romantic literature?

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Gothic is often seen as the more popular genre; it's also identified more typically with women, while Romanticism is identified with men. ... Romanticism was a transatlantic movement, including not just literature, but also painting and music.

Gothic and romantic literature are closely related because they both reflect a strong opposition to both ordinary life and traditional religious doctrines. Gothic literature, on the other hand, is a somber examination of human limitations, whereas romantic literature is the result of belief in a higher order.

Gothic literature is a literary subgenre that arose as a part of the greater Romanticism movement in the late 1700s. It is one of the spookiest manifestations of Dark Romanticism. Expressions of horror, gory stories, supernatural aspects, and gloomy, magnificent landscapes are characteristics of dark romanticism.

Dark, ominous, and enigmatic, this genre frequently incorporates themes of terror, horror, the macabre, and the odd. Among the Gothic's common themes and motifs are power,seclusion and shackling.

The atmosphere of horror, the possibility of supernatural occurrences, and the interference of the past into the present are characteristics of gothic fiction. Gothic fiction has the distinct concept of the present being haunted by the past, which sets it apart from other scary or supernatural stories, such as fairy tales.

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