What is a primary theme in the poetry of Shelley?

Romanticism

Science and reason

Sensory perception

Historical events

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A. Romanticism

Shelley is known for his focus on Romanticism, addressing profound emotions and nature's beauty, as opposed to mere factual representations.

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