"I'M Mark Antony, damn it!" proclaims romantic lead Robert Cuccioli during a recent rehearsal for the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival's production of "Antony & Cleopatra".
He wanders amid retro-funk, jazz and noise as he proclaims his romantic intentions in sardonically overwrought vocals.
Rorty is a self-proclaimed romantic bourgeois liberal, a believer in piecemeal reforms advancing economic justice and increasing the freedoms that citizens are able to enjoy.
Photographer Mikael Theimer is a self-proclaimed romantic, the kind of guy who falls in love at first sight.
Now Rousseau proclaimed a secular egalitarianism and a romantic cult of the common man.
Yet, for all his often proclaimed debt to the "street," he was more romantic than Chanel was about the rich — she who slept her way out of poverty.
If Kael, as has sometimes been said, was a romantic, it was in the ecstatic, contrarian spirit of Blake, who proclaimed that "oppositon is true friendship".
Scotland played a major part in the origins of the Romantic movement through the publication of James Macpherson's Ossian cycle, which was proclaimed as a Celtic equivalent of the Classical epics.
Scotland also played a major part in the origins of the Romantic movement through the publication of James Macpherson's Ossian cycle, which was proclaimed as a Celtic equivalent of the Classical epics.
Bach appear much more powerfully again in Beethoven; to Beethoven, "feeling" was as important in practice as it was in theory to his master Neefe, who proclaimed it the only condition of artistic value (moreover, for those who claim Beethoven as a Romantic, this emphasis on feeling is paramount).
He proclaimed, for example, a love for Sibelius, who had long been derided in progressive circles as a retrograde Romantic.
