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This critical literary study looks at the chief poets and philosophers of the Romantic era who, between them, forged a new cult of mystical, lyrical poetry. After a discussion of the key ideas of German Romanticism (infinity, eternity, nostalgia, mythology, Hellenism, extremity, sensuality), Appleby concentrates on the poets: from Goethe, ''the last Renaissance man'', as he is sometimes called, to the shamanic, Neoplatonic poet Novalis and his Hymen an die Nacht. Compare prices:
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