How did some people of this era demonstrate their rejection of the Enlightenment's contention that reason alone ought to govern social systems and individual action?

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The Answer is Answer would ideally include the following. The artistic movement of romanticism was rooted in a critique of reason's ability to explain many significant aspects of life. Nature and human emotion were powerful themes in romanticism, as exemplified by the work of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Religious revivals such as Hasidism and the Great Awakening also underlined the limits of reason. These revivals flourished on both sides of the Atlantic.

How Did Some People of This Era Demonstrate Their Rejection