LUCYNDA FRIEDRICH SCHLEGEL

Discover the fascinating novel by Friedrich Schlegel, which caused a moral and aesthetic scandal in 1799. Lucynda is not only a romance but also a profound philosophical and moral analysis of the breakthrough of the 18th and 19th centuries. Immerse yourself in the world of Romanticism and learn about a story that has inspired the greatest thinkers and writers for years.

• Moral scandal: The novel caused controversy due to its bold approach to the topic of love and freedom.
• Philosophical reflections: Lucynda is not only a romance but also a profound analysis of romantic ideas.
• Inspiration for thinkers: Schlegel's work inspired Hegel, Kierkegaard, and Heine.
• First Polish edition: Complete translation with a detailed introduction and a glossary of terms.
• Testimony of the era: Lucynda is an important document of the philosophical and moral consciousness of the breakthrough of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Lucynda by Friedrich Schlegel is a novel that shook the literary and moral world of that time. Accused of indecency and arbitrary treatment of literary rules, it became the subject of heated discussions among the greatest thinkers and writers. Today, read from the perspective of time, it is a fascinating document of the era of the emergence of romantic ideas.

The Jagiellonian University Publishing House presents the first complete Polish edition of Lucynda, provided with a detailed introduction tracing its philosophical threads and a glossary explaining the most important concepts. This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Romanticism and get to know a work that has forever changed the face of European literature.

Lucynda is not only a novel but also a testimony to the literary and aesthetic self-awareness of European modernity. It is a story about love, freedom, and the search for one's own identity in the turbulent times of the turn of the century. Learn about a story that has inspired and provoked thought for years. Immerse yourself in the world of Romanticism and discover the beauty and depth of Lucynda Friedrich Schlegel's.

The edition includes 250 pages, format 153x234 mm, paperback. Year of publication: 2025.