The Author: Eleoma Joshua is a lecturer in German at the University of Edinburgh. She received her Ph.D. in German literature from the University of Manchester in 2000. Her research and teaching interests are German writers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

• Contents: Introduction: Friedrich Stolberg and the German Romantics – Stolberg’s Theory of Poetry: The Heart, Poetry, Peace and Enthusiasm – Stolberg’s Poetry: A Legacy for Early Romantics – Stolberg’s Italian Journey: Landscape, Aesthetics and Art – Stolberg, Catholicism, and German Romantic Politics.

«Joshua makes a strong case for a reassessment of Stolberg and his works [...] She offers detailed descriptions of the texts in question and places them knowledgeably in context. The study should serve to draw attention to a significant writer whose contributions to literary and cultural developments in Germany have often been overlooked.» (Hilary Brown, The Modern Language Review)

The Author: Eleoma Joshua is a lecturer in German at the University of Edinburgh. She received her Ph.D. in German literature from the University of Manchester in 2000. Her research and teaching interests are German writers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

• Contents: Introduction: Friedrich Stolberg and the German Romantics – Stolberg’s Theory of Poetry: The Heart, Poetry, Peace and Enthusiasm – Stolberg’s Poetry: A Legacy for Early Romantics – Stolberg’s Italian Journey: Landscape, Aesthetics and Art – Stolberg, Catholicism, and German Romantic Politics.

«Joshua makes a strong case for a reassessment of Stolberg and his works [...] She offers detailed descriptions of the texts in question and places them knowledgeably in context. The study should serve to draw attention to a significant writer whose contributions to literary and cultural developments in Germany have often been overlooked.» (Hilary Brown, The Modern Language Review)

The Author: Eleoma Joshua is a lecturer in German at the University of Edinburgh. She received her Ph.D. in German literature from the University of Manchester in 2000. Her research and teaching interests are German writers of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

• Contents: Introduction: Friedrich Stolberg and the German Romantics – Stolberg’s Theory of Poetry: The Heart, Poetry, Peace and Enthusiasm – Stolberg’s Poetry: A Legacy for Early Romantics – Stolberg’s Italian Journey: Landscape, Aesthetics and Art – Stolberg, Catholicism, and German Romantic Politics.

«Joshua makes a strong case for a reassessment of Stolberg and his works [...] She offers detailed descriptions of the texts in question and places them knowledgeably in context. The study should serve to draw attention to a significant writer whose contributions to literary and cultural developments in Germany have often been overlooked.» (Hilary Brown, The Modern Language Review)