KnowraGerman RomanticismLinked fromLinked fromThe 35 pages that link to German Romanticism, each with the reason it gives.All 35Broader topic 4Related 16Narrower topic 14Compared with 1Völkisch movementNarrower topic: Its interest in folk culture and historical particularity supplied themes the movement recast as national belonging.Heinrich HeineNarrower topic: Heine emerged from its lyric traditions but often mocked its idealism.E. T. A. HoffmannNarrower topic: Hoffmann’s fantastical fiction grew from this movement’s interest in imagination and the uncanny.Ludwig II of BavariaNarrower topic: Ludwig’s castles turned Romantic medieval imagery into a defining part of his public legacy.Clemens BrentanoNarrower topic: Brentano became one of its defining German poets and prose writers.Achim von ArnimNarrower topic: Arnim’s writing and his interest in folk tradition belong to this movement.Caspar David FriedrichNarrower topic: Its concerns provide the intellectual setting for his landscape symbolism.Hugo WolfNarrower topic: Its literary and musical ideals shaped the world in which Wolf composed.Blood and soilNarrower topic: Its idealization of nature and folk culture supplied themes later recast in racial-nationalist terms.NovalisNarrower topic: Novalis helped shape its early phase through poetry and philosophical fragments.Wilhelm GrimmNarrower topic: Its interest in folk culture helped make collecting traditional tales a scholarly and literary project.Bettina von ArnimNarrower topic: Its emphasis on feeling and creative transformation frames von Arnim’s literary method.Jena RomanticismNarrower topic: Jena Romanticism helped establish its themes and intellectual ambitions.Joseph Freiherr von EichendorffNarrower topic: Eichendorff became one of the movement’s major lyric poets and prose writers.