Novalis: blue flower

The blue flower is a novel by the German romantic poet Novallis, which has been loved ever since its release in Germany and around the world. The novel, published in 1802, consists of first-part expectations, second-part reality and the inner-stuffed version of Ludwig Tik, which remained a work of Miwan, with the writer dying in writing. The novel, considered the main work of romantic literature in the 19th century, has featured the German legendary poet Heinrich von Optingen. The novel begins with the mysterious dreams of Heinrich, who set out on a journey to find the blue flower he saw in his dream and met a number of people, including miners, swarthys, and so forth, and had many experiences. And at the end of the journey, I fall in love with Matilde and become a great poet, through man and nature and God. The blue flower flower is a combination of reality and dreams and a world of supernatural illusions, and stories are told about the Middle Ages as a backdrop of Christianity and Eastern culture, the Pale Crescent and the Unknown Future. Also, by placing poetry and fairy tales in the novel, the author is a fabled character of what romanticism is, and he is not even aware of his romantic worldview through the dialogue of Heinrich and other characters.

Korean title: 파란꽃

Korean author: 노발리스

Korean publisher: 열림원

ISBN-13: 9791170400271