Jean Paul

Jean Paul was the pen name of Johann Paul Friedrich Richter, a German writer and philosopher from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. He is known for his humorous, imaginative, and often philosophical novels, essays, and stories that explore human nature, society, and individual experience. His writing blends wit with deep reflections, employing vivid characters and inventive language. Jean Paul’s work influenced Romantic literature, emphasizing emotion and individual perspective, and remains appreciated for its rich storytelling and insight into human psychology.