Georg Friedrich Daumer

German poet and philosopher

Georg Friedrich Daumer - German poet and philosopher
Born

March 5th, 1800
225 years ago

Died

1875
150 years ago — 75 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Germany

Links & References

Born in Germany in 1800, a poet and philosopher contributed significantly to literature and philosophy. Daumer played a vital role in the development of German Romantic poetry. His works often reflected themes of sympathy, nature, and metaphysical exploration. Additionally, Daumer engaged in philosophical inquiries, exploring the relationship between art and life. He was associated with various literary movements and influenced contemporaries with his distinct poetic style.

Published 'Rhapsodien' in 1838

Contributed philosophical essays

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