THE MOOD OF LONGING FOR FREEDOM IN THE AGE OF BYRON

This article analyzes the characteristics of the mood of striving for freedom reflected in the works of Lord Byron, which is a symbol of the broad cultural and political environment of the beginning of the 19th century. Through Byron's poetry, this article emphasized the themes of individualism, freedom movements, and striving for personal and social freedom. Byron's images often reflect a deep desire for freedom, a struggle against oppression, and a desire for self-expression. The study shows that Byron's spirit of emancipation not only defined his literary contribution, but also reflected the general aspirations of a generation seeking to break free from constraints.