Werther as the Prototypical Romantic in Sorrows of Young Werther

In Wolter Goethe's "Sadness of the young walther" as prototype romanticism in the sorrow of young Wit, the character and thought of the hero defines him as a typical romantic figure. Romantic move emphasizes emotion rather than reason. That is the idea Wöerter continued in his life. Wörter likes idyllic landscapes; in nature, he feels most relevant to his emotions. He opposes reason and complexity and believes that life is an intuitive led adventure. A longing for his love of Wörther, Lotte is a romantic sehnsucht concept, an example of a person enthusiastic about something they never have or do not know. Find more

Young Wörther's sorrow is mainly a series of letters written by Welter to his friend Wilhelm, a sensitive and passionate young artist. These contents deeply reveal his residence in the imaginary village of Wahlheim (Garbenheim near Wetzlar) where his farmers fascinated him in a simple way. So, he met Charlotte, a beautiful young girl who looked after her brothers and sisters after her mother died. Prior to knowing that she was engaged in a man called Albert 11, Wörter still fell in love with Charlotte.

In Wolter Goethe's "Sadness of the young walther" as prototype romanticism in the sorrow of young Wit, the character and thought of the hero defines him as a typical romantic figure. Romantic move emphasizes emotion rather than reason. That is the idea Wöerter continued in his life. Wörter likes idyllic landscapes; in nature, he feels most relevant to his emotions. He opposes reason and complexity and believes that life is an intuitive led adventure. A longing for his love of Wörther, Lotte is a romantic sehnsucht concept, an example of a person enthusiastic about something they never have or do not know. Find more

The young Witt was keen on the cruel affection for Lotte, looking for meaning within everything around him. The content of this article reflects "sorrow" of Wörther. Prince Gonzaga made Emilia Gallotti, so Wörther worshiped in Lotte Idol. The two male characters tried to overthrow their loving women in a hopeless way and in some way lost their love in an effort to give up his desperate passion. Both Lotte and Emilia represent a romantic ideal of a woman. Men are interested in maintaining the virtues of women by the influence of the image of men in life. In these two stories, death plays an important role to work as the ultimate gesture for loved ones.