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• Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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  • vestiges of the old Nibelung characteristics still survived. These
  • This is connected with the whole inherent character of mid-European
  • essential characteristic — but without valuing it less highly on this
  • and assessing their most characteristic traits. He was brilliant in
  • hitting upon words for such characterisations. Take a simple example.
  • misunderstood the character of the wild Nibelung people. He was an
  • To hit upon such a characterisation indicates real ability to shape
  • flair for apt characterisation. And other kindred minds, belonging to
  • speak of Goethe's spirit. It is thoroughly characteristic that the
  • of those times. And so — I am merely characterising, not criticising,
  • international character, the old order was doomed. A man might have
  • there crept over thinking the lazy passivity that is characteristic of
  • I am speaking here of something profoundly characteristic. In their
  • characteristics, but once again by geographical conditions, the kind
  • in connection with the characters of Capesius and
  • space because of the characteristics of the human beings inhabiting
• Title: Social Question as a Problem: Lecture I: The Inner Experience of Language
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  • still more concrete character: Spiritus, which is
  • twenties you look at a man with his special characteristics,
  • these characteristics will be symptoms for what you pictured
  • If you look at a child with his characteristic of doing
  • must again recover its concrete character, and conceptions
  • human characters will appear in this fifth post-Atlantean
  • luciferic more in their wills, The various characters that
• Title: Social Question as a Problem: Lecture II: The Inner Experience of Language
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  • and feel, and, according to the impulses of their characters,
  • characterize what is very difficult to describe. In regard to
  • impress of a subconscious in the character of peoples that is
  • What is actually characteristic in the matter stands out
  • stigmatizing, this mere characterizing, this abstract
  • only in the character of the people; that in their language