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• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Notes
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  • its appearance as though it were spirit. To this extent, artistic
• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Preface to the Second Edition
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  • appearing in a second edition, was given by me more than twenty
  • reading through this lecture, the ideas developed in it appear
  • since they first appeared, although they have in no way
• Title: Goethe As Founder of a New Science of Aesthetics: Steiner's First Lecture
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  • treatises that are appearing in our time, with the object of
  • fellowmen. All things appear to us in a different setting, when
  • of Nature, which, to us, would appear empty and insignificant,
  • Nature. The Christian Middle Ages must appear to us in this
  • the particular appears gifted with the character of the
  • appeared in 1790, and at once created a favourable impression
  • disappears when the useful is no longer there. Not so with the
  • works of Nature, the former appear to us as mere semblance
  • (appearance). But they must be semblance, because they
  • Instead of this, Schelling appeared on the scene with a
  • says actually: ‘The beautiful is the sensuous appearance of the
  • forms of thought. Vischer calls beauty the appearance of the
  • connection with it will appear incomprehensible. We
  • appears to him. This is what Goethe means when he declares of
  • other side of appearance or semblance, when the being excels
  • appears in its highest manifestation in the blossom, and the
  • fruit, the outward phenomenon appears formless and gross,
  • appears as an ideal world. Consider what thou will'st, still
  • manner of its appearance is ideal. Where the ideal form appears
  • appears perhaps most eminently in music, because in music there
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