The correct answer is C. The individual against society
Explanation:
The Romanticism was a movement in literature, arts, and music that emerge d in the 18th century mainly as a response to the Industrial Revolution and other changes the European society was going through. Because of this, this movement focused on the glorification of nature, an emphasis on emotions especially strong emotions such as horror or love and especially the individual over society, which means the Romanticism supported the idea that the individual and the experiences of it, such as the imagination were more important and a source of inspiration over society. This idea along with the use of emotions and admiration for nature was one of the most widely used themes in romanticism. Therefore, the one that was the most prominent theme in romanticism was "the individual against society".
