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• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture I
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  • Not only in Marxism but in many other movements as well there has come
  • movements wholly intelligible in terms of mathematics. Hence there arose
  • mathematical formulae and calculate the movements of matter in terms of
  • movements of matter, out of inanimate, dead movement, there arises
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture II
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  • I shall construct atoms, molecules — all the movements of matter
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture III
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  • like to call the sense of movement. We must form a clear conception
  • of this sense of movement. When we move our limbs, we are aware of this
  • changes but also in that we have an internal perception of the movements
  • sense of movement, and the sense of balance. They are especially active
  • that there is at work in the sense of balance and the sense of movement
  • in the sense of balance, the sense of movement, and the sense of life
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture V
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  • as the sense of balance, the sense of movement, and the sense of life.
  • within as sensations of balance, movement, and life so that one lives
• Title: Boundaries of Natural Science: Lecture VIII
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  • of flux, infusing it with life and movement, not as we do when forming
  • movement by means of which we know that we are moving even in the dark:
  • inner sense of movement. And we have a sense of life, by means of which
  • which places us into the world. The sense of movement and the sense
  • bound up inwardly with human equilibrium, movement, and life. Something
  • balance, movement, and life. There takes place a certain adjustment
  • balance, movement, and life but at the same time draws more into himself
  • balance, movement, and life, which press from within outward, and the
  • and touch encounter balance, movement, and life, we are inwardly cut
  • off from the triad life, movement, and balance, which would otherwise
  • otherwise experience through our sense of balance, our sense of movement,
  • of smell, taste, and touch, the experiences stemming from balance, movement,
  • of taste, smell, and touch, and one confronts the naked essence of movement,
  • and the sense of movement, one has reached something that one experiences
  • essence of that which is within equilibrium, of that which is in movement,
  • far as balance, movement, and life. One lives within this life, this
  • movement, this balance. Entirely parallel with our pursuit of the way
  • as conditions of equilibrium, movement, and life. Now we can bring these