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• Title: Goethe's Conception: Afterword to the New Edition
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  • spiritual-scientific works. For this reason, the essential
  • opposite of sound reason.” Certain minds will find it
  • held to be contradictory to healthy reason, because it is
  • the only reality alone conforms to this healthy reason. And
  • for the very reason that man imagines he can manipulate these
  • this reason I felt obliged by a slight alteration of style in
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter I: Goethe and Schiller
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  • forms for the reason that the idea has to express itself
  • different kind of reality that is laid hold of by the reason.
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter II: The Platonic Conception of the World
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  • reasonable in reference to anything that lies outside
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter III: Consequences of the Platonic View of the World
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  • the form of revelation. Reason is only there to verify what
  • is possible for reason to penetrate into objects in the
  • Revelation descends so far, and reason can rise so high that
  • rules are the means whereby reason is able to survey the
  • knowledge out of pure reason. They wanted to proceed from the
  • reasoned truths in his “Ethics.” He takes a
  • connections and content purely with the reason. The essence
  • reason can give birth to feelings of unqualified happiness.
  • reason, devotion to knowledge of the pure world of ideas. A
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter IV: Goethe and the Platonic View of the World
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  • would have liked to get counsel. The reason for this lies in
  • he sensed something contrary to Nature. For this reason he
  • enlighten himself. He tried to find the reason for this and
  • in the proper sense. The reason, however, lies in the fact
  • upon him. The reason for this is that Spinoza conceives of
  • directly experienced in the ideas of reason. To them the
  • perceived through the senses of man. Reason, Imagination
  • The Critique of Pure Reason)
  • opinion that such ideas can arise in the reason also without
  • reason because they do not see the threads which bind these
  • pure reason. A mind that lapses into such a belief may regard
  • Reason and who merely thinks, without realising that thoughts
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter V: Personality and View of the World
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  • the inner world this is another reason for denying that man
  • “It is infinitely important for Reason not to let slip
  • Reason. They consider that these clear Ideas of Reason lie
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter VI: The Metamorphosis of Phenomena
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  • perception (Anschauung) of thinking. For the very reason that
  • these limits. For this reason he says that man is not born
  • reason of the changed life conditions it will also assume a
  • much seems to be dependent on chance; the unreasonable
  • succeeds, the reasonable strikes amiss, fortune and
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter VII: The Doctrine of Metamorphosis
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  • in them the reasons for the diversity of organic forms. The
  • “a risky adventure of reason” to seek to explain
  • “risky adventure of reason” consists in assuming
  • calls the “adventure of reason”
  • “adventure of reason.”
  • indicated in traditions.” For this reason he sent his
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Chapter IX: Thoughts Concerning the Evolutionary History of the Earth
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  • Nature. He saw no reason why the laws of earthly evolution
• Title: Goethe's Conception: Foreword I
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  • however, I see no reason to make any essential alterations in