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The essay aims to explore the significance of objects in the context of Romanticism, particularly during mass movements such as immigration and exile.

March 25, 2026Romanticism on the Net An open access journal devoted to British Romantic literatureOpen Access

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WBWill BowersQueen Mary University of London

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This essay analyzes the impact of material objects on experiences of immigration and exile in Romantic Europe, suggesting broader cultural implications.

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The essay aims to explore the significance of objects in the context of Romanticism, particularly during mass movements such as immigration and exile.
Reflect on historical contexts of forced movements related to Romanticism.
Examine the personal belongings of individuals and their emotional significance.
Analyze the connections between Romantic attitudes and modern travel culture.
Identified the impact of immigration and exile on material culture and personal belongings.
Highlighted emotional attachments that travelers had with their objects.
Explored continuities between past and present reading practices and the professionalisation of authorship.

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Will Bowers (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c37b93b34aaaeb1a67e23f https://doi.org/10.7202/1123219ar

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This essay analyzes the impact of material objects on experiences of immigration and exile in Romantic Europe, suggesting broader cultural implications.

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