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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Forword
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  • it offers spiritual communion to mankind, as well as a union with reality.
  • which bear witness to the persistence of a kind of primitive reasoning
  • consciousness and familiarizes us with consciousness of another kind, by
  • and by all kinds of sensory impressions.” The cosmos communicates
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture I
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  • of the kind of scientific research, the kind of world view to which
  • humanity in its infancy sought a kind of luxury? Would not humanity,
  • that scientific research is entangling itself in a kind of web, and
  • evolution of humanity. Consciousness, as it is now, was first kindled
  • was kindled out of the dull, sleepy cultural life of primordial times.
  • formulate all kinds of biological laws; we explain nature; we formulate
  • inner realm into the same kind of focus that we achieved with regard
  • only as a kind of vague feeling about scientific research on the whole
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture II
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  • the portrait of a rather ugly man that a kind artist painted in such
  • proceed toward the kind of phenomenalism that Goethe the scientist cultivated,
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture III
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  • is a kind of moment of awakening, and in the course of the evolution
  • of humanity we have to do with a gradual awakening, a kind of long,
  • What kind of capacity
  • life is there to vitalize it. We thus see a kind of latent realm of
  • But just what kind of activity is this? He demands that we trace external
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture IV
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  • recognition and that which has been gained through the same kind of
  • structure of mathematics, I flew in the face of every kind of philosophy
  • “sense-free thinking” has no basis in any kind of reality.
  • concepts and moral imperatives as a kind of analogue of natural phenomena.
  • to roll on with a kind of inner inertia, nor believe that one can penetrate
  • inwardly to a kind of reflection [Reflexion] capable of receiving
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture V
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  • in the coming lectures. When one has progressed far enough in a kind
  • when the musical element one experiences there becomes a kind of wordless
  • of a kind of toneless music. Then out of this experience of toneless
  • roll on with its own inertia, attempting to carry the kind of thinking
  • make attempts at all kinds of rationalistic explanations, but he will
  • faculty. It is the ego that is capable of bringing the same kind of
  • not live in this region in a kind of super-skepticism but rather with
  • of a kind of super-evolution [Überevolutionsgedanke]. He
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VI
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  • they call forth all kinds of pathological conditions that are ascribed
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VII
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  • in that epoch humanity had a kind of natural propensity to Inspiration,
  • and the acquisition of an understanding, or even a kind of perception, of
  • we know ourselves to be ego-bearers, we conclude through a kind of unconscious
  • the guru, you hear on the other hand of the employment of all kinds
  • a result of a kind of detour around thinking. We steep ourselves in
  • dogmatism of all kinds. Dogmatism is nothing other than the translation
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VIII
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  • has taught me that for such a scientist a kind of precondition for this
  • only a kind of musical score that one must read with inner thought activity
  • by all trained philosophers as the worst kind of dilettantism, as the
  • philosophical and scientific kind of writing to a spiritual scientific
  • By having acquired the capacity for the kind of thinking that gradually
  • us as such. An excellent preparation for this kind of cognition is to
  • the boundary of the material world, in order to look for all kinds of
  • and by all kinds of sense impressions, By elaborating these with our
  • be remembered that man bears a certain kind of sensory organization
  • Imagination, by a kind of absorption of external percepts devoid of
  • Perception is thus a kind of branch of inhalation. In exhalation, on the
  • the Westerner achieves a kind of breathing of the soul-spirit in place
  • contrasted with what can be experienced as a kind of dead end in Western
  • to gain any kind of connection to the ideas contained in Hegel's natural
  • It is a kind of wonderful incident: Schelling traveling from Munich
  • way to a living science, which is the only kind of science that enables