Romanticism offers a forum for the best critical and scholarly work in Romantic studies today. The journal focuses on the literary period of 1750-1850, publishing research on critical, historical, textual and bibliographical aspects, representing a full range of current methological and theoretical debates.Dedicated to studying the Romantic period from the late 18th century to the early 19th century, covering multiple fields such as literature, art, philosophy, history, and culture. The journal pays special attention to texts, theories, and cultural practices from the Romantic period. Romanticism has a high academic status and influence in the field of romantic studies.