Schiller (Friedrich Schiller)

Friedrich Schiller was a renowned German playwright, poet, and philosopher of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. He is celebrated for his powerful dramas like "William Tell" and "The Robbers," which explore themes of freedom, morality, and human dignity. Schiller was also interested in aesthetics and the role of art in moral development, believing that true beauty fosters moral growth. His works combined emotional intensity with philosophical depth, influencing both literature and ideas about human nature and society. Schiller remains a key figure in German literature and the broader Romantic movement.