Novalis

This first scholarly edition in English of the philosophical writings of Novalis (Friedrich von Hardenberg), the German Romantic poet, philosopher, and mining engineer, includes two collections of fragments published in 1798, Miscellaneous Observations and Faith and Love, the controversial essay Christendom or Europe, and substantial selections from his unpublished notebooks.

Philosophical Writings

This bilingual, revised, third edition of Higgins' best-selling translation presents the complete Athenaum version of Friedrich von Hardenberg's classic romantic long poem, and the substantially different manuscript version of the first section. The German text is en face. The six hymns comprise a deeply affecting poem that speaks across the centuries with unquestioned radiance. "Appropriate for general readers and for scholars interested in the art of translation." "€" Choice

Hymns to the Night

A Novel

Henry Von Ofterdingen

Heinrich Von Ofterdingen

Geceye Övgüler

Hymns to the Night/Spiritual Songs

Selected Poetry and Prose of Novalis

Pollen and Fragments

Novalis se encuentra entre dos movimientos culturales contrapuestos y no siempre faciles de deslindar; en el podemos encontrar al romantico y al ilustrado, al espiritualista y al cientificista, al progresista y al reaccionario. Los Himnos a la noche son seis poemas en los que encontramos las principales caracteristicas de su obra: la trasposicion al orden universal y humano de una experiencia concreta del autor. En su novela inacabada, Enrique de Ofterdingen, desarrolla esa concepcion filosofica y religiosa.

Himnos a la noche ; Enrique de Ofterdingen

Reproduction of the original: Henry of Ofterdingen by Novalis

Henry of Ofterdingen

Novalis: Fichte Studies

Os Hinos à Noite

Sais Ciraklari

Enzo Paci

Frammenti

Reproduktion des Originals in Großdruckschrift.

Aphorismen

Enrique de Ofterdingen

Wolfgang Frühwald

ein Roman

Heinrich von Ofterdingen

Enrico di Ofterdingen

Lyrical combination of Romantic emotion and a profound fascination with nature. Sixty original Klee drawings. Surrealist.

The Novices of Sais

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