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Chap.§40.I]LANGUAGE87But language by itself would only accomplisli this task within the bounds of a very limited circle and for a brief period of time, if it had not received the means of perpetuating itself in writing and in printing.only the written and ...
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88§40.LANGUAGE[Div. IIlanguage makes the content of our consciousness our property. It is one thing in the first stage of development to know that there areandallsorts of sensations, perceptions, impressions,distinctions in our consciousness ...
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;Chap.§ 41.I]FALLACIOUS THEORIES89mental power acquired by the use of language. When the content of our logical consciousness is objectified in language, this objectification reflects itself in our conbut sciousness, which enables us to think without word ...
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90FALLACIOUS THEORIES§ 41.[Div. IIence that science leads to an understanding of the cosmos,both as toelements and relations.itsTheto assimilate the cosmos as object, becausesubjectitisablebears in i ...
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Chap.FALLACIOUS THEORIES§ 41.I]91the disturbance by sin, to represent science to this day as anabsolute power, and are thereby forced either to limit science to the " sciences exactes," or to interpret it as a philosophicsystem, after whose standar ...
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92§ 42.the power ofTHE SPIRITUAL SCIENCESGerman thought, demand[Div.IIhas ever led the van, and vigor-ously maintained thethat science should lead to anorganic knowledge of the entire cosmos, derived from oneUnfortunatel ...
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Chap.§ 42.I]science,cosmos.In the sense,isTHE SPIRITUAL SCIENCESworthy of the name, This difficulty firstplaceallisof the spiritual sideThusthethe psychic, taken in the ordinaryamorphic ...
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94§ 42.THE SPIRITUAL SCIENCES[Div. IIwhich and thus obstructs the way to the universal and necessary character of your science. You find a certain number of phenomena in common, but even these common properties are endlessly modified. And the worst is that in proportio ...
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Chap.§42.I]THE SPIRITUAL SCIENCESunderstanding of what onetells95you requires generallysuch a knowledge of his past, character, and manner of life as is only obtained from a very few persons. It is most natural, therefore, that in recent tim ...
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96§ 42.THE SPIRITUAL SCIENCES[Div. IIyour eye there were no actual analogy io that which your ego does when you see something through your eye. And thougli this analogy may weaken when apof light inplied to the other parts of the cosmos, in proportion as their t ...
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