Which of the following best describes the difference between Gothic and Transcendental writers?

Gothic writers believed in social conformity and transcendentalists didn't.

Gothic writers focused on political reform and transcendentalists wrote about supernatural themes.

Gothic writers were concerned with rational thought and transcendentalists valued social conformity.

Gothic writers wrote about the darker side of human nature and transcendentalists were idealists.

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Fiona Brooks

12 January, 02:39

Which of the following best describes the difference between Gothic and Transcendental writers?

Gothic writers believed in social conformity and transcendentalists didn't.

Gothic writers focused on political reform and transcendentalists wrote about supernatural themes.

Gothic writers were concerned with rational thought and transcendentalists valued social conformity.

Gothic writers wrote about the darker side of human nature and transcendentalists were idealists.

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Kadyn Daniels · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the third option. The difference between Gothic and Transcendental writers would be that Gothic writers were concerned with rational thought and transcendentalists valued social conformity. Hope this answers the question.