For 10 points, name this author of the Athenaeum Fragments, a pioneering philosopher of German Romanticism, who often collaborated with his older brother, the Shakespeare translator August Wilhelm.
This philosopher criticized Fichte by claiming that "Philosophy must have at its basis not only an alternating proof, but also an alternating concept." This thinker declared that his favorite literary- philosophical form "has to be entirely isolated from the surrounding world and be complete in itself like a hedgehog," despite being "open." He proposed that India was the "Ur-Homeland" for Europeans in the book that coined the term "comparative grammar": On the Language and Wisdom of India. This thinker claimed that Wilhelm Meister "not only judges itself but describes itself." He declared the "first commandment" to be: "the will of the poet can tolerate no law above itself." This philosopher called his style a form of "progressive (*) universal poetry." This thinker identified metafiction as a result of authorial detachment, or "irony," in his Lyceum Fragments. For 10 points, name this author of the Athenaeum Fragments, a pioneering philosopher of German Romanticism, who often collaborated with his older brother, the Shakespeare translator August Wilhelm.
This philosopher criticized Fichte by claiming that "Philosophy must have at its basis not only an alternating proof, but also an alternating concept.
(Karl Wilhelm) Friedrich (von) Schlegel [do not accept any answer with the name "August" in it]