“Why should morality belong only to philosophy, since the greatest part of poetry is concerned with the art of living and the knowledge of human nature! Is morality then independent of both and something unto itself? Or is it perhaps like religion, which ought never to appear in isolation?”
– Friedrich Schlegel, Ideas
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