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• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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  • feeling and cosmic ideas. These things are only of value if
  • excessively, owing to the war. A “valued thought”
  • “over-valued” when the nervous system is
  • “over-valued.” The “valued” thought
  • is sound, and from the valued thought one must conclude that
  • the nerves also are sound. But if the thought is over-valued,
  • “over-valued”; the nerve process is on one side
  • and the idea “over-valued” on the other. People
  • For instance, it would be an over-valued thought if I were to
  • an over-valued thought. But it need not be
  • “over-valued” if I really happened to be the King
  • content. Hence the thought itself is not over-valued;
  • that this man has formed the idea of over-valued thoughts.
  • over-valued thought rules consciousness to such an extent
  • bridling and limiting the over-valued thoughts. Thus a
  • immediately connected with the center of the over-valued
  • expression “over-valued thoughts,” we must accept
  • that is determined by over-valued thoughts.
• Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 3: Our Life with the Dead
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  • between people. All this really has the value of a dream, of
  • Even in art people no longer attach value to what arises
  • ethical-moral value within the life of the community, we