His drawbacks of tediousness 355 Pedagogy 355 And _meteorosophia_ 356 But great merits 356 The _Fragmente_ 356 The _Kritische Walder_ 357 The _Ursachen des Gesunknen Geschmacks_ 357 The _Ideen_, &c. 358 Age-, Country-, and Race-, Criticism 358 Specimens and Remarks 359 Wieland 360 Goethe 361 The _Hamlet_ criticism, &c. 361 The _Sprüche in Prosa_ 362 The Sterne passages 363 Reviews and Notices 365 The _Conversations_ 366 Some more general things: Goethe on Scott and Byron 372 On the historic and comparative estimate of literature 372 Summing up: the merits of Goethe’s criticism 373 Its drawbacks: too much of his age 374 Too much a utilitarian of Culture 375 Unduly neglectful of literature as literature 376 Schiller 377 His Æsthetic Discourses 378 The Bürger review 378 The _Xenien_ 380 The Correspondence with Goethe 381 The _Naïve and Sentimental Poetry_ 383 Others: Bürger 384 Richter 385 The _Vorschule der Æsthetik_ 385 The so-called “Romantic School” 386 Novalis 387 The _Heinrich_ 387 The earlier _Fragments_ 388 The later 389 His critical magic 390 Tieck 390 The Schlegels 391 Their general position and drift 392 The _Characteristiken_ 393 A. W.: the _Kritische Schriften_ of 1828 394