The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings

Caspar David Friedrich was the quintessential Romantic figure, portraying the Sublime in his landscape paintings. The Romantic period, particularly in Germany England, and France, was characterized by the full development of aesthetics as a separate branch of philosophy. The terrible Sublime was con...

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Main Author: Dela Cruz, Noelle Leslie G.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-14742022-04-05T06:04:15Z The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings Dela Cruz, Noelle Leslie G. Caspar David Friedrich was the quintessential Romantic figure, portraying the Sublime in his landscape paintings. The Romantic period, particularly in Germany England, and France, was characterized by the full development of aesthetics as a separate branch of philosophy. The terrible Sublime was contrasted with the more formal elements of Beauty. In this paper, Dr. dela Cruz similarly compares the inarticulable aesthetic sensibility and the more formal method of logical analysis, underscoring her own transition from philosophy to creative writing. She provides a philosophical analysis of what picture theorists call the "visual metaphor" in Friedrich's key works, in particular "The Wanderer Above a Sea of Fog" and "On the Sailingboat." Her engagement with these works takes the form of a creative piece-an ekphrastic poem-integrated in a philosophical paper, which is also simultaneously about the aesthetics of that literary form. 2010-12-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/475 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Caspar David Friedrich, 1774-1840—Criticism and interpretation Aesthetics
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topic Caspar David Friedrich, 1774-1840—Criticism and interpretation
Aesthetics
spellingShingle Caspar David Friedrich, 1774-1840—Criticism and interpretation
Aesthetics
Dela Cruz, Noelle Leslie G.
The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings
description Caspar David Friedrich was the quintessential Romantic figure, portraying the Sublime in his landscape paintings. The Romantic period, particularly in Germany England, and France, was characterized by the full development of aesthetics as a separate branch of philosophy. The terrible Sublime was contrasted with the more formal elements of Beauty. In this paper, Dr. dela Cruz similarly compares the inarticulable aesthetic sensibility and the more formal method of logical analysis, underscoring her own transition from philosophy to creative writing. She provides a philosophical analysis of what picture theorists call the "visual metaphor" in Friedrich's key works, in particular "The Wanderer Above a Sea of Fog" and "On the Sailingboat." Her engagement with these works takes the form of a creative piece-an ekphrastic poem-integrated in a philosophical paper, which is also simultaneously about the aesthetics of that literary form.
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author Dela Cruz, Noelle Leslie G.
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title The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings
title_short The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings
title_full The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings
title_fullStr The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings
title_full_unstemmed The philosopher as romantic wanderer: An ekphrastic engagement with Caspar David Friedrich's paintings
title_sort philosopher as romantic wanderer: an ekphrastic engagement with caspar david friedrich's paintings
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