Concetti Chiave
- William Blake was both a writer and an artist, influenced by the works of Raphael and Michelangelo.
- The Bible had a significant impact on Blake's life and literary works.
- He was part of the first generation of romantic poets and supported the French Revolution.
- Blake's works, like "The Lamb" and "The Tiger," highlight his use of symbolism.
- "The Tiger" symbolizes God's power, human energy, and the revolutionary spirit linked to innocence.
He was not only a writer but also an artist actually he studied works
of Raphael and Michelangelo. In his life he was influced by the Bible that
influenced aslo his literary works. He belongs to the first generation of romantic poets and in fact he was a supporter of the franch revolution.
Among his most important works we have ''The lamb'' and ''The tiger''
that shows the importance that Blake gave to the use of ''Symbolism''.
In the ''The lamb'' the themes the creation and innonence actually ''the lamb'' could be a symbol that rappresents the chidlhood.
''The Tiger'' rappresents the God's power creation and the energy of the human life. The tiger is also compared to the revolution that is a kind freedom brought just through the violence and destruction that are innocent too , beacuse thay are compared with the descrutive impulses of a child.
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