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• Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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  • there awakened in Middle Europe an impulse leading to the growth of
  • mid-European countries.
  • mid-European life from the thirteenth until the twentieth centuries,
  • upon Middle Europe. This incisive contrast was between the inner,
  • Middle Europe, whereas the bulk of the middle class remained
  • all those who held any kind of ruling positions in Middle Europe at
  • This is connected with the whole inherent character of mid-European
  • that such a true representative of Middle European life has no inkling
  • that makes Hermann Grimm the typical representative of Middle European
  • men in Middle Europe was similar to his. Hermann Grimm wrote an
  • the whole period of Middle European culture of which I spoke
  • social sphere; For the reason why the social life of Middle Europe has
  • Middle Europe; in other regions of the modern civilised world it was
  • spiritual emptiness of Middle European life and of modern Europe in
  • souls of men in Middle Europe earlier than that of Greece, namely the
  • prevailing in Europe, infiltrated them through and through and caused
  • necessary for the historic evolution of Middle Europe — all that
  • developed from the seeds planted in mid-European civilisation was
  • transplanted from ancient Rome into the sphere of Middle European culture,
  • of Goetheanism, modern humanity, especially in Middle Europe, absorbed
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• Title: Social Question as a Problem: Lecture I: The Inner Experience of Language
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  • any rate for all mid- and west-European languages—and
  • our language and in all West European languages,, so that in
  • abstractions. The farther east one goes, say Europeans the
• Title: Social Question as a Problem: Lecture II: The Inner Experience of Language
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  • Europe we should perhaps be able to discuss the social
  • whereas we Europeans actually feel that every possible thing