What is meant by the mirror motif in Romanticism?
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The mirror motif is a recurring theme in romance and is used in many works of this era. .
In romance, the mirror motif was often used to represent the duality of reality and imagination.23.
An example of the mirror motif in the romance is E.T.A. Hoffmann’s story “Der Sandmann”. In this narrative, the mirror motif is used to represent the duality of reality and imagination.4.
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The romance describes a longing and contemplation of an idealized and magical nature, for love, as well as for the unconscious, hidden and uncanny.
In this context, a mirror expresses mystical and magical, for example in superstitions connected thereto. The mirror image here comprises not only the exterior of a person, but also in its entirety, such as the grace and soul, as the mirror also establishes a connection to the Jen side.
From this point, the mirror, like the night, represents a motif of romance. Like in a mirroring forest lake etc.
They are considered to be an interface between reality and error.
Just like the devotion to horror, what you recognize with Spieglein, Spieglein on the wall at “Schneewittchen”.
https://www.studysmarter.de/schule/deutsch/literaturepochen/romantik-literatur/