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• Title: Goethe's Conception: Afterword to the New Edition
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  • find contradictions in my writings in the Preface to the
  • opposite of sound reason.” Certain minds will find it
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter I: Goethe and Schiller
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  • finds it impossible to speak of experience and idea,
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter III: Consequences of the Platonic View of the World
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  • else that points to true existence? And then he finds the
  • conceptions (Empfindungen), he did not at first
  • itself and prove. Their aim was to find the sum-total of all
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter IV: Goethe and the Platonic View of the World
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  • could not find in the philosophers what he sought. He was
  • find no satisfaction. In Italy he was able to form a view of
  • differently. When he directs his gaze to Nature he finds
  • he were ever to find complete satisfaction. In Rome he
  • few years after his return from Italy Goethe was able to find
  • Nowhere did Goethe find enlightenment. He had always to
  • enlighten himself. He tried to find the reason for this and
  • spirit. Goethe was only able to find himself in some measure
  • pertain. The mind cannot find them elsewhere. If a so-called
  • find in its world of ideas no established relationship to
  • can only develop in a man who continually finds his way back
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter V: Personality and View of the World
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  • everyone — therefore all find the same mathematical
  • the “fact-fanatics.” We sometimes find it
  • was to find this thesis worked out: Nature conceals God!
  • in the Mystics. Mysticism aims at finding the primordial
  • world-content which they find does not explain the world. It
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter VI: The Metamorphosis of Phenomena
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  • beautiful, and this must indeed find worthy subjects by whom
  • contradistinction to these sayings we find others where the
  • hope to find the All,” for in my inner being dwells, in
  • have constituted the summit of his world-conception. We find
  • period of life. The child is a Realist, for it finds itself
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter VII: The Doctrine of Metamorphosis
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  • animals and, at its summit, Man. He wanted to find the
  • botanical studies he could find no other than Linnæus.
  • Works one finds the most delightful letters on botany in
  • finds this in the prominence of the head which is determined
  • Stein, 9th July, 1786, we find these words: “It is a
  • Goethe first finds the thought which solves the riddle facing
  • On October 8th, by the seashore in Venice, he finds different plants
  • “Herder may be told that he is very near to finding the
  • find within its sphere the means adequate to explain the life
  • put a finger or a thermometer into it and find that it has a
  • find that it is fluid. This is what the senses tell us
  • will find this again in all single plant-forms. Diversity
  • light and the air. “When we find these cotyledons
  • crudely organised and unformed, so do we find the leaves of
  • will also find that all sexes, species, and varieties are
  • in the year 1790 he finds in the sands of the Lido a sheep's
  • form. He made many an attempt to find the Type of the animal
  • in finding single laws to which Nature adheres in the
  • have merely to question and find where something is lacking.
  • The searching spirit will find somewhere the existence of a
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• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter VIII: The Phenomena of the World of Colour
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  • impression as the sensation (Empfindung) of light. Not
  • S. 29) finds that
  • phenomena can find their place in it. It must be admitted
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter IX: Thoughts Concerning the Evolutionary History of the Earth
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  • however, was so long in becoming general that we find
  • this way one finds them in the upper sand, that is to say in
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter X: Observations on Atmospheric Phenomena
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  • are traced back to certain basic forms. Goethe now finds an
  • and numbers; I was glad to find an integral part of it
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter XI: Goethe and Hegel
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  • the basic phenomenon; he tries to find his bearings amid the
  • He is content when “he finds himself on an empirical
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Foreword II
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  • convinced that I understood Goethe. I tried to find a light
  • that were obscure even to himself. I wanted to find between
  • pseudo-mysticism in psychology may perhaps find my mode of