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• Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture I: On Spengler's "Decline of the West"
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  • is that the author expressly states that he conceived the basic
  • politics and rights and the state, from which the economic life
• Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture II: Oswald Spengler - I
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  • characterize the whole state of this man's soul. You need to
  • the human waking state. It has always regarded the intellect
  • this should be stated: the introduction to this second volume
  • the animal-world, and finds the former in the sleeping state
  • and the latter in the waking state.
  • movement. The waking state contains only tensions —
  • an existence with no waking state” — Good. He
  • following: This sleeping state in man, that which is
  • warrior, the statesman, general, man of the world,
  • contempt with which the soldiers and statesmen of all times
  • is a plain statement; in fact, plain enough for anyone to
  • warrior, the statesman, general, man of the world, merchant,
  • mentioned — statesmen, generals, men of the world,
  • the statesman, politician, etc., from the
  • statesmen of all times have looked down on the scribbler and
  • is the mark of the statesman that he comprehends with complete
• Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture III: Oswald Spengler - II
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  • Spengler says: The statesman, the practical man, the merchant,
  • a plantlike nature, he really brings forth in a living state:
  • sleep is what is alive. The waking state brings forth thoughts;
  • state, the state of being more and more awake, which is to be
  • the waking state quite seriously. It would really like to pour
• Title: Oswald Spengler: Article IV: Spengler's Spirit-Deserted History
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  • Spengler sees the state. He would like to grasp it in its
  • life of the state first evolves. This is because it lies
  • words: “The nobility is the true Estate, the sum of blood
  • of the ruling Estates.
  • translated as Estate, especially since he follows the
  • traditional grouping into three estates, nobility, clergy, and
  • In the “state” this stream is only as
  • which spring from the Estates, is crystallized into a sort of
  • illusion in the state, which seeks to hold fast in space (with
  • a diminished reality) what the Estates are continually
  • out between the Estates in the cooperation and clashes of the
  • the form of man and woman, family, people, estate, state,
  • Estates work out among themselves. But he has no eye for the
  • Estates and classes.
  • into him by Estates and classes. This world-historic
  • every spring-time has been the Estate in the most
  • it destroys by its notion of the Fourth Estate, the
  • matured forms. ... Thus the Fourth Estate becomes the
  • the historical “all,” not in the Fourth Estate or
  • in any other, but in Man (of all Estates) who now for the first
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