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The 18 pages that link to Johann Gottfried Herder, each with the reason it gives.

• Romanticism in philosophyRelated: His account of historically distinctive cultures challenged universal, abstract accounts of humanity.

• NationalismRelated: His ideas helped shape cultural understandings of national identity.

• Johann Wolfgang von GoetheRelated: Herder’s ideas and friendship influenced Goethe during his formative years in Weimar.

• Ethnic nationalismRelated: Herder’s account of cultural particularity shaped later ideas of national identity.

• Romantic nationalismRelated: His account of language and folk culture strongly informed Romantic ideas of national identity.

• Leopold von RankeRelated: Herder’s attention to distinct historical worlds formed part of the intellectual background to Ranke’s historicism.

• Isaiah BerlinRelated: Berlin presented Herder as a critic of universal schemes that flatten cultural difference.

• Counter-EnlightenmentRelated: His account of cultural plurality challenged universal standards of civilization.

• Sturm und DrangRelated: His defense of cultural particularity helped shape the movement’s challenge to French literary models.

• Weimar ClassicismRelated: His humanist thought shaped the Weimar intellectual circle, though he later diverged from Goethe and Schiller.

• The Art of FugueRelated: Herder’s account helped shape early reception of Bach’s contrapuntal works.

• Estonian national awakeningRelated: Herderian ideas influenced the broader intellectual climate in which Estonian culture gained national significance.

• Pan-nationalismRelated: His account of cultural communities influenced later ideas of national kinship.

• Carl RitterRelated: Herder’s attention to historical and cultural particularity parallels themes in Ritter’s regional thought.

• Friedrich August WolfRelated: Herder’s account of oral poetry offers a contemporary intellectual context for Wolf’s Homeric argument.

• Jakob Michael Reinhold LenzRelated: Herder’s ideas about expressive, historically rooted literature informed the era Lenz inhabited.