Friedrich Schlegel
Biographic Data
| ID | 1001073 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Friedrich Schlegel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Friedrich |
| FAMILY NAME | Schlegel |
| SIGNATURE | SCHLEGEL F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Ueber die Sprache und Weisheit der Indier
Sobre a incompreensibilidade
Alguns objectos da reflexao humana, porque lhes e inerente, ou a nos, incitam a uma reflexao sempre mais profunda, e, quanto mais seguimos esse estimulo e nos perdemos nele, mais todos eles se tornam um Unico objecto que, consoante o procuramos e encontramos em nos ou fora de nos, caracterizamos como a natureza das coisas ou como a vocacao do homem. Outros objectos nunca chegariam talvez a despertar nossa atencao se, num sagrado isolamento, dedic…
From ‘ Athenaeum Fragments’ (1798)
1. Nothing is more rarely the subject of philosophy than philosophy itself. 24. Many of the works of the ancients have become fragments. Many modern works are fragments as soon as they are written. 27. Most people are, like Leibniz's possible worlds, only equally rightful pretenders to existence. Few exist. 32. One should have wit, but not want to have it. Otherwise, you get persiflage, the Alexandrian style of wit. 35. A cynic should really have…
Athenœum Fragments (excerpts)
5 What is called good society is usually only a mosaic of polished caricatures. 15 Suicide is usually only an event, not an action. If it is the former, the perpetrator is always wrong; it is like a child trying to free itself. But if it is an action, then there can be no question of right and wrong, but only one of decorum. For matters of decorum are subject to only the will. The will should determine everything that is not laid down precisely b…
Description des tableaux de Paris. Deuxième complément sur les tableaux anciens1
De même que l’art ne doit absolument pas s’écarter de la vocation première qu’il avait partout dans les temps anciens : exalter la religion et révéler ses mystères plus harmonieusement et plus clairement encore que ne le peuvent les mots, sous peine de se perdre dans des vanités de toutes sortes et, balançant entre idéal mal compris et simple effet, de sombrer enfin dans la pure vulgarité ; de même, la théorie de l’art ne doit jamais être dissoci…
Gemalde alter Meister
Studien zur Philosophie und Theologie
Lucinde and the Fragments
Literary Notebooks 1797-1801
Literary Notebooks 1797-1801
Lucinde and the Fragments
Studien zur Philosophie und Theologie
Gemalde alter Meister
Description des tableaux de Paris. Deuxième complément sur les tableaux anciens1
De même que l’art ne doit absolument pas s’écarter de la vocation première qu’il avait partout dans les temps anciens : exalter la religion et révéler ses mystères plus harmonieusement et plus clairement encore que ne le peuvent les mots, sous peine de se perdre dans des vanités de toutes sortes et, balançant entre idéal mal compris et simple effet, de sombrer enfin dans la pure vulgarité ; de même, la théorie de l’art ne doit jamais être dissoci…
Athenœum Fragments (excerpts)
5 What is called good society is usually only a mosaic of polished caricatures. 15 Suicide is usually only an event, not an action. If it is the former, the perpetrator is always wrong; it is like a child trying to free itself. But if it is an action, then there can be no question of right and wrong, but only one of decorum. For matters of decorum are subject to only the will. The will should determine everything that is not laid down precisely b…
From ‘ Athenaeum Fragments’ (1798)
1. Nothing is more rarely the subject of philosophy than philosophy itself. 24. Many of the works of the ancients have become fragments. Many modern works are fragments as soon as they are written. 27. Most people are, like Leibniz's possible worlds, only equally rightful pretenders to existence. Few exist. 32. One should have wit, but not want to have it. Otherwise, you get persiflage, the Alexandrian style of wit. 35. A cynic should really have…
Sobre a incompreensibilidade
Alguns objectos da reflexao humana, porque lhes e inerente, ou a nos, incitam a uma reflexao sempre mais profunda, e, quanto mais seguimos esse estimulo e nos perdemos nele, mais todos eles se tornam um Unico objecto que, consoante o procuramos e encontramos em nos ou fora de nos, caracterizamos como a natureza das coisas ou como a vocacao do homem. Outros objectos nunca chegariam talvez a despertar nossa atencao se, num sagrado isolamento, dedic…
Ueber die Sprache und Weisheit der Indier
Art (5 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Brazilian Legal Issues (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Education for Peace and Conflict Resolution (1 work) · Education Pedagogy and Practices (1 work) · French Literature and Poetry (1 work) · Geography (1 work)