German Idealism (7)
Romanticism. The immediate result of the metaphysical systems of Fichte
and Schelling was a revival of poetic production and criticism known as
Romanticism, which sprang from the school of Goethe and Schiller. The
union of poetry with the metaphysical or religious view of life became
a recognized principle of art; and it was this combination that secured
for idealism the final triumph over the narrow naturalism and rationalism
of the Enlightenment. Romanticism brought to ligh
