Iknow my heart and have studied mankind; i am not made like any one. i have been acquainted with, perhaps like no one in existence; if not better, i at least claim originality, and whether nature did wisely in breaking the mould with which she formed me, can only be determined after reading this work. (confessions, book 1, paragraph 2) identify elements of romanticism within rousseau's writing and explain these elements in the context of confessions. your answer should be at least 250 words.

Rousseau talks about his early life experiences and how they shaped his love for literature and brought great sadness that transformed into great joy as he aged. Rousseau talk about about how his mother and father had great attachment towards one she died giving birth to him. He talk about his frail body and how he only survived because of the graciousness of his aunt who nursed him back to health. With the sadness of his mother passing, he talks about all the happiness that followed as his father paid special attention to him but never spoiled him. it was from his experience that he acquired a great  love for romantic styles of literature as his father would stay up later with him reading his mother old book, There is also a sense of great positivity  within his literature as he talks about the day of judgment after he dies and how  he will confess all of his sins life from his adult life and the foreshadowing he leaves as he talks about how his childhood events lead up to his family member with such acclimation and tenderness that you can experience his emotions through hid approval of them and the place that they hold within his heart . it is seen that he is an extremely passionate outlooks that Rousseau talk about within confessions are great examples of the ideals of the Romantics

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