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• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Cover Sheet
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  • GA 30 as one of Steiner's imany essays, and also in GA 271 as his
• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Notes
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  • GA 30 as one of Steiner's imany essays, and also in GA 271 as his
  • Æsthetics, however, could only treat this material as all human
  • of the importance of apprehension and so on, but simply that man's
  • a continuation, springing from the human soul, of the cosmic process.
• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Preface to the Second Edition
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  • GA 30 as one of Steiner's imany essays, and also in GA 271 as his
  • ideas, I have worked out since that time in many and various
• Title: Goethe's Aesthetics: Works by Rudolf Steiner
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  • GA 30 as one of Steiner's imany essays, and also in GA 271 as his
• Title: Goethe As Founder of a New Science of Aesthetics: Steiner's First Lecture
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  • GA 30 as one of Steiner's imany essays, and also in GA 271 as his
  • humanity, in modern times, must pursue: failure to find this
  • many respects is due to the failure to recognise his full
  • however, a permanent achievement, and no greater
  • discovers a magnificent scientific law. Many before
  • Galileo had seen a lamp swinging in a church, and yet this man
  • Winckelmann and Lessing to attain a basis for judging the
  • never understood the task which the spirit of man sets itself
  • conditions? The desire for Art is as old as man himself, but
  • It was a necessity for mankind, as it develops to an ever
  • higher level of perfection. Man could only remain completely
  • man from reality, and he must restore the harmony formerly
  • short, everything that leads the soul of man into a veritable
  • man, in freedom and independence from the shackles of Nature,
  • infinite, the imperishable, the eternal. And so if man's
  • man is a link, even though the highest. ‘Nature! we are
  • 2, p. 5.) And in the book on Winckelmann: ‘When man's healthy
  • Nature. He is a stranger to a quality he finds in many
  • build up the most complicated of all — Man —
  • represents something on the level of which a man who has
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