also: ローマンしゅぎ
Refers to the artistic, literary, and intellectual movement of the late 18th and 19th centuries, emphasizing emotion, individualism, and nature.
Romanticism began in Europe at the end of the 18th century.
His works show a strong influence of Romanticism.
Also means Romanticism, but ロマン主義 is more common in academic or historical contexts.
A broader term for 'romance' or 'romantic ideal'; ロマン主義 specifically denotes the historical movement.
ロマン主義 (romanticism) idealizes emotion and imagination, whereas リアリズム emphasizes depicting things as they actually are.
Standard modern spelling for Romanticism.
Variant with long vowel; less common but still encountered.
Ateji spelling; now largely replaced by katakana ロマン主義.
From French 'romantisme' or English 'Romanticism', combined with 主義 (principle/doctrine). The ateji spelling 浪漫 is a phonetic rendering.