Philosophical Romanticism: A Note on the School of Thought

This book arises from a desire to revisit and reexamine one of the most passionate, complex, and oft-misunderstood traditions in the history of philosophy: Philosophical Romanticism. Born in the aftermath of the Enlightenment, Romanticism emerged not merely as a reaction to rationalism, empiricism, and mechanistic science, but as a deep and enduring reorientation of thought-one that insisted on the irreducibility of human experience, the primacy of imagination, and the centrality of the ind...