The Roots of Romanticism (The Collected Works of Berlin)

This book is compiled based on the recording of Berlin's "Romanticism" Mellon lectures in 1965. Starting from the definition of romanticism, he experienced its origin, growth and expansion, and revealed its huge and lasting influence. Berlin used the perspective of the history of ideas that his predecessors had not developed to show the incomparable power of the romantic revolution as a way of cognition and ideology. Berlin's speech has a clear structure, meticulous thinking, allusions like mountains and rivers, and rows like torrents. It is a heroic thought and music, and a moment of genius blessed by God.