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• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Notes
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  • on the fine arts by leading spirits in earlier times. A historian of
  • spirit in those days was turned towards the spirit as such, in its
  • the effort of the spirit to ‘rise to the heights where the
  • its appearance as though it were spirit. To this extent, artistic
  • as by the representation of spirit already in existence. Real
• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Preface to the Second Edition
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  • in my views was connected especially with my spiritual
• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Works by Rudolf Steiner
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  • The Spirit of Fichte Present in our Midst
• Title: Goethe As Founder of a New Science of Aesthetics: Steiner's First Lecture
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  • point of contact with the greatest spirit of latter times means
  • it is a peculiarity of our day that the spiritual productive
  • limited means. It must be our aim to solve them in his spirit,
  • never understood the task which the spirit of man sets itself
  • evidence much later. The Greek spirit, so happily
  • spirits thirsted for, Nature supplied to them in abundance. It
  • see in mere Nature the highest that our spirit craves for; for
  • spiritual labyrinth. Nature stands there bereft of soul, devoid
  • opposite of the Greek spirit, which found everything in Nature.
  • the spirit striving to attain the divine. But the helplessness
  • a time when Spirit and Nature were so closely joined, a science
  • perceived the spirit in its undimmed purity, but a time, also,
  • individuals, and our spirit strives for the expression of the
  • finite, the perishable, and our spirit strives for the
  • spirit, once estranged from Nature, is to return to Nature, it
  • to Nature, but with the rich abundance of a developed spirit,
  • fundamental separation of Spirit and Nature does not correspond
  • the archetype. Thus were born in his spirit the plant-type and
  • the objective world with a non-receptive spirit, it does not
  • spiritual participation in her production. So did I press on
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