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Present-Day Motifs from the Romantic Avant-Garde. An Analysis of a Number of Contemporary Artworks in Relation to Schlegel’s Romantic Irony.

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This writing looks into Romantic irony,

an early avant-garde idea from Friedrich Schlegel and the Jena romantics, and relates it to contem-porary artworks. The study revolves around the inconsistency and contradiction that Romantic irony creates between cognition and practice.

The study is a Research Master thesis for the University of Amstedam, the programme of Artistic Research. Miklos Gaál is an artist based in Amsterdam.

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