John Keats

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English Romantic poet person poet

John Keats was a major English Romantic poet renowned for his vivid imagery, sensuous language, and odes exploring beauty, mortality, and the imagination.

Aliases (1)

Keats ×1

Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	English Romantic poet → person → poet →
birthDate	1795-10-31 →
birthPlace	England → London → United Kingdom →
burialPlace	Protestant Cemetery, Rome →
causeOfDeath	tuberculosis →
citizenship	United Kingdom →
coinage	negative capability →
contemporaryOf	Lord Byron → Percy Bysshe Shelley →
deathDate	1821-02-23 →
deathPlace	Papal States → Rome →
educatedAt	Enfield Academy →
familyName	Keats →
genre	lyric poetry → narrative poetry → ode →
givenName	John →
influenced	Alfred Tennyson → F. Scott Fitzgerald → Matthew Arnold → W. B. Yeats → Wilfred Owen →
influencedBy	Edmund Spenser → Homer → John Milton → William Shakespeare →
knownFor	odes on beauty and mortality → sensuous language → vivid imagery →
language	English →
literaryPeriod	second generation Romantic →
memorial	Keats House, Hampstead →
movement	Romanticism →
nationality	English →
notableWork	Endymion → Hyperion → La Belle Dame sans Merci → Lamia → Ode on Melancholy → Ode on a Grecian Urn → Ode to Psyche → Ode to a Nightingale → On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer → The Eve of St. Agnes → To Autumn →
occupation	poet →
parent	Frances Jennings Keats → Thomas Keats →
religion	Christianity →
residence	Hampstead → Wentworth Place, Hampstead →
romanticPartner	Fanny Brawne →
sibling	Frances Mary Keats → George Keats → Tom Keats →
trainedAs	apothecary → surgeon →
wroteAbout	beauty → imagination → mortality →

Referenced by (13)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
John Milton → Leigh Hunt → Robert Burns → William Wordsworth →	influenced
Countee Cullen → Wilfred Owen →	influencedBy
Romanticism →	associatedWith
Percy Bysshe Shelley →	contemporaryOf
John Keats ("Keats") →	familyName
Leigh Hunt →	friendOf
King’s College London →	hasNotableAlumni
Poets’ Corner →	notableMemorial
Spenserian stanza →	usedByPoet