Philosophical-Aesthetic Essence of F. Schlegel's Romanticism

Abstract

A person's spiritual life activity is manifested in a certain collective-historical environment. His life activity consists of a dialectic of productive forces and historically developed methods of social relations. In general, human activity in the social sphere takes place both in meaning and reality at the same time. In this respect, it cannot be concluded that the result of spiritual activity was romantic art, or that romantic art only increased the spiritual substance of a person. So, from the point of view of the socio-historical environment and national identity, it is necessary to comment on the major schools of Western romanticism.