The Wisdom of the Romantics

Philosophy Beethoven Humanism Individualism Realism Enlightenment Industrial revolution Transcendentalism Idealism Medievalism Romanticism Classicism Goethe Sturm und Drang William Blake Balzac Hegel Rousseau David Hume Napoleón Bonaparte Prose Romantic Literature 18th century history Samuel Taylor Coleridge Romantic History Sensibility Age of Enlightenment Post-Enlightenment Friedrich Schlegel German romanticism Eugène Delacroix John Keats Romantic poets William wordsworth Lyrical Ballads Caspar David Friedrich Madame de Staël Gioachino Rossini Romantic writers Alphonse de Lamartine Percy Bysshe Shelley Chopin Victor hugo French revolution August Wilhelm Schlegel Joseph Mallord William Turner Vincenzo Bellini J. M. W. Turner Frédéric Chopin Gaetano Donizetti Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Alessandro Manzoni Lord Byron Arthur Schopenhauer English Romanticism Stendhal Poetry and prose Honoré de Balzac Friedrich Schelling Mary shelley Giacomo Leopardi Romantic era Elizabeth barrett browning La Comédie humaine Romantic age Andrea wulf Western thought Götz von Berlichingen Eighteenth-Century History Ludwig van Beethoven Friedrich Schiller European Romanticism Romantic Period Alexander Pushkin Individual freedom Francisco Goya Giacomo Meyerbeer Sir Walter Scott French Romanticism Romantische Poesie Germaine de Staël Intense emotion Alexander dumas Romantic art frankenstine Enlightenment Period Counter-Enlightenment emotional intensity marie-henri beyle neo-Romantic philosophical movements Post-Romantic Romantic Novelists romantic artists Romantics Schlegel Brothers sublime the betrothed William Hazlitt Wanderer above the Sea of Fog Ode on a Grecian Urn The Sorrows of Young Werther romantic authors Eleanor and Marianne Western Romanticism Eugène Delacoix John Keats odes musical Romanticism Enlightenment and Realism eighteenth-century history mpvements Heightened imagination Jane Austen's heroines Age of Romanticism Romantic playwrights Roots of Romanticism Romantic thinkers 19th century movements Michael K. Kellogg Michael Kellogg Decline of the Carthaginian Empire nineteenth-century movements Wisdom of the Middle Ages Magnificent Rebels Nature and the sublime Romanticism period Wisdom of the Enlightenment Romanticism era Greek Search for Wisdom 18th century movements Three Questions We Never Stop Asking John Keats Great Odes Wisdom of the Romantics Wisdom of the Renaissance proto-Romantic Roman Search for Wisdom The First Romantics Romantic musicians Magnificent Rebels: The First Romantics and the Invention of the Self