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• Title: Aufsatz: Der Individualismus in der Philosophie
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  • zu umspannen. Das aus sich heraus die Ideen hervorbringt, selbst aber
• Title: Essay: Individualism in Philosophy: Essay
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  • Scholasticism. Böhme saw that nowhere in cosmic space was there a place for
  • sensations is brought into objective unities. Such principles are space,
  • sensation are given me, but not their spatial interrelationships nor
  • intellect can separate light, warmth, hardness, etc., from spatial order,
  • believed he had thereby created a free space where knowledge could not get
  • space, of what the “I,” within its inner being, creates in a
  • “I” that has been spread out in space and time. Nature is this
• Title: Anthroposophy and the Social Question: Part I
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  • imagined that any disparagement is intended of the man who did it.
• Title: Anthroposophy and the Social Question: Part II
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  • and have “spare time” for such things; but that, when
• Title: Essay: The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • space upon the inner powers of the child. This includes all the moral
  • should be spared all theories about things; the main consideration is
• Title: Essay: Reincarnation and Karma
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• Title: Essay: How Karma Works
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  • spark, into purely physical existence. We speak entirely in the sense
• Title: Aufsatz: Reinkarnation und Karma
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• Title: Article: Spiritual Science and the Social Question
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• Title: Aufsatz: Wie Karma wirkt
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• Title: Aufsatz: Philosophie und Anthroposophie
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  • was durch die Araber über Spanien nach Europa gebracht worden war, war in bezug
  • wahre, die richtige sei. Aus diesem Zwiespalt heraus ergab sich für die
  • mittelalterlichen Riß hervorgebrachten Spaltung. Er trennt streng den Glauben
• Title: Address: The Spiritual-Scientific Basis of Goethe's Work
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  • A lively spark — has every mental quality,
  • As to the spark's proposed change of condition.
• Title: Article: Supersensible Knowledge
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  • possibility to make transparent such pillars of Reality as ‘Matter’
• Title: Essay: The Human Soul in the Twilight of Dreams
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  • may be driven to despair of it entirely.
• Title: Essay: The Human Soul in Courage and Fear
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  • Every possible sham reason is brought forward to spare one from
• Title: Letter: Only Possible Critique of the Atomistic Concepts
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  • sure. Its area is the realm of outer, spatial things and temporal
  • contact with things spatial-temporal. First get to know the
  • space and time. Every particular thing and every particular process
  • an object can only mean: giving what appears to our senses, in space,
  • spatial-temporal object, we are thus given nothing else than a
  • spatial existence. But the atom is supposed, even if not itself
  • spatial, yet to be there in space, to present something particular.
  • have, beyond that, a form of existence in space. With that, there is
  • The thought of mere being, transposed into space, a mere thought-point,
  • philosopher knows that one is not dealing with a spatial reality, but
  • incorrect concepts of space and time.
  • absolute space as well, that is, an empty vacuum, and an absolute
  • But what is space? Absolute
  • the absoluteness of space, one will be able to raise as an objection,
  • Kant concludes that the relationship to absolute space is a different
  • one, hence absolute space exists. But it is more obvious, after all,
  • relationship to absolute space be thought of, anyway? And even
  • absolute space would, however, only then establish in turn a
  • relationship not just as well be able to be a primary one? Space,
  • space is only something upon the objects, so time is also given only
• Title: Letter: Atomism and its Refutation
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  • Current (1890) natural science thinks of the world-space as filled
  • exist empty spaces (pores).
  • certain way, for an entity existing in space cannot suffer any
  • only provides the possibility for the idea to gain form and spatial
  • Only by seeing that the bodies change their place in space. But what
  • Atoms are to be regarded as ideal contents of space. The
  • are active in space, and by their meeting a resultant force is carried
  • space. If one says, “Mathematical propositions are valid a
  • scheme of space, etc.
• Title: Article: Capital and Credit
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  • clear and transparent thought. One might mention, in this connection,
• Title: Essay: Reordering of Society - Capital and Credit
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  • grasp in clear and transparent thoughts. A similar view can be
• Title: Letter: Only Possible Critique of the Atomistic Concepts
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  • sure. Its area is the realm of outer, spatial things and temporal
  • contact with things spatial-temporal. First get to know the
  • space and time. Every particular thing and every particular process
  • an object can only mean: giving what appears to our senses, in space,
  • spatial-temporal object, we are thus given nothing else than a
  • spatial existence. But the atom is supposed, even if not itself
  • spatial, yet to be there in space, to present something particular.
  • have, beyond that, a form of existence in space. With that, there is
  • The thought of mere being, transposed into space, a mere thought-point,
  • philosopher knows that one is not dealing with a spatial reality, but
  • incorrect concepts of space and time.
  • absolute space as well, that is, an empty vacuum, and an absolute
  • But what is space? Absolute
  • the absoluteness of space, one will be able to raise as an objection,
  • Kant concludes that the relationship to absolute space is a different
  • one, hence absolute space exists. But it is more obvious, after all,
  • relationship to absolute space be thought of, anyway? And even
  • absolute space would, however, only then establish in turn a
  • relationship not just as well be able to be a primary one? Space,
  • space is only something upon the objects, so time is also given only
• Title: Essay: In Memory of Rudolf Steiner -- by Marie Steiner
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  • are concentrated sources of energy from which the sparks scatter in
  • beginnings, deeper even than time and space, then again lifting
• Title: Essay: Spiritual Life, Civil Rights, Industrial Economy
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  • trespasses on the other fields of civil rights or spiritual
  • culture. And it is this trespassing on the other fields, which,
• Title: Verse: Two Cosmic Verses (Golden Blade, 1988)
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  • Consecrate thee for space being and time's change.