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Within the scope of this study, a general definition of the concepts of postmodernism and romanticism was made and the intellectual and artistic connections between both were tried to be illuminated. In this context, the study is a comparative concept analysis. From an intellectual perspective, both concepts are inherited primarily with the critique of Enlightenment modernity. Their views on art coincide remarkably with each other in terms of their absolute freedom to writing and their attempts to blur the sharp boundaries between art and life. Romantic literature born in Germany in the second half of the 1790s, dominated the entire continental Europe in the early 1800s, dominating a long period of about forty years. The Romantic movement, which stands out with its libertarian and anarchist attitude, can be read as the reflection of the spirit of freedom and democracy created by the French Revolution of 1789 in the field of literature and art. Romanticism, which is rationalized with the key concepts of fantasy / dream, feeling, longing for eternity and poetry, is a reaction to the rigid and reductionist rationality (rationalism) of the Enlightenment, which constitutes the intellectual foundations of modernism. Postmodernism expresses a new spiritual consciousness awakened after World War II and a process of self-reflexivity that radically problematizes the foundations of modernism, where Europe in the Enlightenment period ran into the darkness in huge masses with its cries of “Heil! Heil! - Duce! Duce!”. Postmodernism, which emerged two centuries after Romanticism, brought the criticism of modernity initiated by the Romantics to its extreme point in every sense, and by integrating their writing with life, they personally put into practice the desire to liberate from all sorts of restrictions and classifications. In this context, it can be claimed that postmodernism is post-romantic. The main purpose of this study is to reveal these deep connections between postmodernism and romanticism.

Romantizmle postmodernizm arasındaki bağlantılara dair bir açımlama