Terry Pinkard is Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University. Howard Pollack-Milgate is Associate Professor of German at DePauw University.

'This wonderful book demonstrates that Heine, apart from being a poet and a journalist, also was a keen observer of German philosophical writing and intellectual life.' International Review of Biblical Studies

• On the History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany; From a letter to Moses Moser in Berlin, May 23, 1823; From The Songbook (1827), 'Return Home'; From The Songbook (1827), 'North Sea: Second Cycle'; From Lucca, the City (in Travel Pictures, part IV, 1831); From the Introduction to 'Kahldorf on the Nobility in Letters to Count M. von Moltke' (1831); From The Romantic School (1835); From New Poems (1844), 'Poems of the Times', 'Doctrine'; From Letters about Germany (1844); From the 'Afterword' to Romanzero (1851); From Confessions (1854).

Terry Pinkard is Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University. Howard Pollack-Milgate is Associate Professor of German at DePauw University.

'This wonderful book demonstrates that Heine, apart from being a poet and a journalist, also was a keen observer of German philosophical writing and intellectual life.' International Review of Biblical Studies

• On the History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany; From a letter to Moses Moser in Berlin, May 23, 1823; From The Songbook (1827), 'Return Home'; From The Songbook (1827), 'North Sea: Second Cycle'; From Lucca, the City (in Travel Pictures, part IV, 1831); From the Introduction to 'Kahldorf on the Nobility in Letters to Count M. von Moltke' (1831); From The Romantic School (1835); From New Poems (1844), 'Poems of the Times', 'Doctrine'; From Letters about Germany (1844); From the 'Afterword' to Romanzero (1851); From Confessions (1854).

Terry Pinkard is Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University. Howard Pollack-Milgate is Associate Professor of German at DePauw University.

'This wonderful book demonstrates that Heine, apart from being a poet and a journalist, also was a keen observer of German philosophical writing and intellectual life.' International Review of Biblical Studies

• On the History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany; From a letter to Moses Moser in Berlin, May 23, 1823; From The Songbook (1827), 'Return Home'; From The Songbook (1827), 'North Sea: Second Cycle'; From Lucca, the City (in Travel Pictures, part IV, 1831); From the Introduction to 'Kahldorf on the Nobility in Letters to Count M. von Moltke' (1831); From The Romantic School (1835); From New Poems (1844), 'Poems of the Times', 'Doctrine'; From Letters about Germany (1844); From the 'Afterword' to Romanzero (1851); From Confessions (1854).