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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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  • Spiritual Scientific Note on Goethe's Faust Vol. II,
  • Geisteswissenschaftliche Erlaeuterungen zu Goethes 'FAUST.' Band II.
  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • The Problem of Faust
  • laboratory scene in Goethe's Faust just represented,
  • Now, from all that you know of Goethe's Faust, and of
  • the connection between this Faust and the figure of
  • Faust originating in the legend of the sixteenth century, you
  • will see that not only this sixteenth century Faust but also
  • his “Faust” he was wholly inspired by the
  • of Faust, things looked completely different from how they
  • epoch. And in his Faust Goethe has created a figure, a
  • at first Faust looks back to an era preceding his own, he can
  • begin with we must always keep in mind the Faust of the
  • sixteenth century, the historical Faust who actually lived
  • and then passed into folklore. This Faust still lived in the
  • times. In the age, however, in which lived the historic Faust
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • the whole development of the Faust poem. It is indeed
  • her brother coming into his end through the fault of Faust
  • and Gretchen — Faust should then flee, leaving Gretchen
  • who have studied the Faust poem with most sympathy. I
  • would certainly studied Faust with great warmth of
  • “We are to suppose of Faust urged
  • arrested and thrown into prison. Although Faust could not
  • whole is quite clear. Mephistopheles takes Faust away to
  • But the love in Faust is stronger than Mephistopheles can
  • man having a real love for Faust cannot explain to his
  • calamity, Faust is to be seen full of vigour walking with
  • mature part of Goethe's Faust. It was written in
  • Faust, so for that we may go back to the beginning of
  • that he now adds to his Faust. The Walpurgis-night
  • Walpurgis-night mysteries into Faust. But the
  • Faust written up to the year 1900, but not so much of
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • Faust, Part II, Act II
  • the second part of “Faust” stand before our souls
  • his Faust in mind — the Faust who strove after the
  • wanted to put into form in the striving of his Faust after
  • which he could lead Faust to Helen. But he was quite
  • first showed us Faust being drawn into the luciferic channel,
  • Association with the spiritual. Faust is called a Helen from
  • certain rift has arisen between Faust, who has been drawn
  • experience is altogether conscious or not, Faust with his
  • Faust is
  • particular part of his Faust we have had before us
  • problem of bringing Faust and Helen together. But Goethe was
  • difficult and harassing. He had to find a way to bring Faust
  • Faust had first to be taken down to the underworld, they are
  • Faust has got as far as reaching Helen imaginatively, in his
  • the sphere of Faust's consciousness in a purely spiritual
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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  • Spiritual Scientific Note on Goethe's Faust Vol. II,
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  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • Faust and the “Mothers”
  • “Faust”; this scene, however, is of such a nature
  • by this scene where Faust is offered by Mephistopeles the
  • on Faust's reappearing and coming forth from the Mothers, the
  • Faust henceforward refers to himself as ‘priest’,
  • this conversion of what Faust has been before into the
  • no longer be in any doubt that in reality Faust has been led
  • the word ‘Mothers’ Faust shudders, saying what is
  • development of his Faust.
  • happen to Faust in the moment that this higher mystery is
  • — that Faust is now transplanted; transplanted,
  • proceed between Faust and Mephistopheles this is not the
  • case. Faust has actually to produce the departed Paris and
  • human soul. The state of Faust's consciousness has to be
  • connection with Faust, Mephistopheles, in his capacity as an
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • Faust and the Problem of Evil
  • drama he showed Faust as the representative of humanity,
  • the Faust drama is derived out of the deepest interests of
  • Faust, for example, with its decidedly Northern
  • also see that Goethe did not set Faust over against
  • it necessary to let Faust experience not only conditions and
  • Faust's consciousness. For this is what happens where Faust
  • represent three successive acquaintances of Faust with
  • Faust sees the picture in the magic looking-glass. Faust, as
  • the Faust drama is an organic, living entity, full of
  • nothing that we hear it again out of the lips of Faust
  • this threefold encounter of Faust with Helena? The three are
  • Witches' Kitchen, in the magic looking-glass, Faust is to a
  • science can well estimate this picture which Faust sees in
  • chapter on this very subject. That which Faust sees in the
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • The Second Part of Faust
  • this in relation to Goethe's endeavours in his Faust,
  • where he relates Faust to the impulse of the fifth
  • Ahrimanic power. I then tried to show how Faust had to dive
  • necessary, so that there takes place in the soul of Faust a
  • even as Faust revered her. But with regard to Helena of all
  • not mean it trivially — as Faust's competitor or rival?
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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  • “Faust” which were to have been performed today.
  • the second part of his “Faust”. It was always
  • was still writing the youthful part of Faust, but later,
  • gradually — the creation of Goethe's Faust-figure, and
  • “Faust” its most outstanding expression.
  • artistic standpoint but am relating to “Faust” a
  • with his endeavour to depict in Faust man struggling towards
  • lies at the root of his taking Faust to Greece, of his
  • to get nearer Greece in his soul. Hence his Faust had to get
  • to accomplish in Faust.
  • “Faust”. And why does he do this? It is all a
  • ‘Faust’, then perhaps I shall be more successful
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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  • Goethe's is “Faust” was that more goes to the
  • scene in the second part of Faust, which we are now to
  • like Goethe's Faust has to be taken in its true
  • scenes of Faust were being created, Goethe occupied
  • side of Faust's life, among the prototypes of what is
  • relevant ideas. Hence, in conceiving his Faust, he did not
  • then it would be essential for such works as Faust to
  • Goethe does not wish to lead Faust into merely what the day
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IX: Goethe's Life of the Soul from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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  • all-embracing Faust poem,that should indeed be of the
  • to work in his Faust upon all we have been witnessing
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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  • Das Faust Problem. Die Romantische und die Klassiche Walpurgisnacht.
  • Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
  • from “Faust” just presented, which comes at the
  • Faust's entrance into ancient Greece. Those who have gone
  • Part II of “Faust”, applies especially to this
  • “Faust” there is much wisdom. On the other hand,
  • understand Goethe's Faust, particularly the second part, we
  • the simple minded spectator of faust will experience pleasure
  • when wishing to lead Faust to the highest point of
  • Faust, knowledge in the form of pictures, that we call
  • Greece, whither he would transport Faust. We might perhaps
  • Faust in his youth and then, shortly before the end of his
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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  • Faust that had just been performed, and I should like
  • his Faust after having wrestled with the problem of
  • Faust for about sixty years. Moreover, we have to do here
  • Faust we must never forget, however, that everything
  • Faust, many riddles of man to be recognised by
  • whole, as regards what he does and creates. Faust is not
  • seeks knowledge for his Faust, that is, knowledge of man,
  • Faust is his conviction that information concerning
  • endeavoured to portray artistically in his Faust.
  • Faust was to represent for him a man who at last arrives at a
  • Faust to be inadequate for knowledge of man, his great
  • man, Faust, has been approached (from outside, but that is of
  • Faust is to
  • Faust is to enter Greek reality, he is to
  • Faust into the supersensible world in a noble way, and in
  • of this second part of Goethe's Faust depends on our
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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  • Walpurgis-night scene, from the second part of Faust, I hoped
  • Goethe's aim in Faust was to establish Faust in life
  • passages in the second part of Goethe's Faust that you can
  • moment when Faust appears before Manto. Goethe is trying here
  • soul called forth by experiencing equilibrium. Faust would
  • Faust is standing before Manto. But Faust, my dear friends,
  • will. Compare all this with what happens to Faust in the
  • There you have always the Faust of will, who, however is
  • expressed with tremendous depth in Goethe's Faust.
  • to that sacred and sublime moment when Faust stands before
  • take three moments in Goethe's Faust. Take purely
  • artistically what you can feel as Faust stands before Manto;
  • in his Faust to speak as he did of the riddle of
  • it in his Faust; he also divined that a path must be made