Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a critical study of the works of the Austrian poet Nikolaus Lenau, with a focus on his treatment of nature. The author, Camillo von Klenze, argues that Lenau's poetry reflects a deep concern for the natural world and a longing for a harmonious relationship between humans and nature. The book offers close readings of Lenau's most famous poems, including "Faust" and "Die Albigenser", and situates them in the context of the Romantic movement in German literature.
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