Works
- Psychology (1836)
- Essay on Religion and the Church (1836)
In 1841, Follen's widow Eliza, a well-known author in her own right, published a five-volume collection containing his sermons and lectures, his unfinished sketch of a work on psychology and a biography she wrote.
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