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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture V
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  • The finest example is Friedrich Nietzsche. Nietzsche is, to be sure,
  • Nietzsche's first publication. Nietzsche had just published his treatise,
  • did not exist. In Nietzsche's time a conscious spiritual science did
  • from his academic point of view what Nietzsche, unschooled but yearning
  • and what lived within Nietzsche as a dark striving, as a yearning for
  • initiation, for Inspiration. What Nietzsche had acquired in this manner,
  • and the German, Dühring. While cataloguing Nietzsche's library in the
  • 1890s I saw with my own eyes all the marks Nietzsche had so conscientiously
  • I could enter sympathetically right into the manner in which Nietzsche
  • notices this in the aphoristic progression of Nietzsche's style in these
  • works. Nietzsche strives to bring his ego into this realm, but it tears
  • Nietzsche enters this realm, and there emerges from his soul the notion
  • inner integrity of his personality was Nietzsche able to avoid what
  • something within Nietzsche, a prodigious health that Nietzsche himself
  • not know Nietzsche's inner life, who was incapable of judging it from
  • of Nietzsche's inner life as a mere psychiatrist, without sympathetic
  • Nietzsche's body. It produced the condition that makes Nietzsche such a
  • And the phenomenon of Nietzsche — here I must be allowed a personal
  • If one looked at Nietzsche
  • before Nietzsche, this ruin of a man, this physical wreck, with this
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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VI
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  • we have seen in the example of Nietzsche, the time has come in which man,
  • arising pathologically in Friedrich Nietzsche. Above all, he can observe