Filozofia homo romanticus w zwierciadle teorii literackiej Friedricha Schlegla.

The article aims to analyse the philosophical content of selected aspects of the literary theory of Friedrich Schlegel -- one of the initiators and main founders of the Jena Romantic school. Schlegel is primarily known as a brilliant literary critic who popularised the notion of Romantic poetry. Romantic poetry, however, is not only a fundamental concept of the new school of literary studies, but also an important element of Schlegel's philosophy of man, describing the model of modern humanity. In this paper, I assume that Schlegel's literary theory is a mirror that generates a reflection of Romantic man. In this perspective, all the main features of Romantic literature -- self-consciousness, reflexivity, freedom, individuality, the striving for the infinite or organicism -- in fact turn out to be attributes of its creator. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]