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Title |
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1. |
Fichte's “Theory of Science” |
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2. |
Schiller's Development |
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3. |
Goethe's Theory of Colors |
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4. |
Kant's Philosophical Development |
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5. |
On the Critique of Pure Reason |
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6. |
The Faust Idea |
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7. |
The Only Possible Critique of Atomistic Concepts |
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8. |
Goethe's Idea of the Organic Type |
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9. |
The Significance of Goethe's Thinking for His View of Nature |
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10. |
The Uselessness of the Atomic Concept in Physiological Research |
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11. |
Goethe's way of Thinking in Relation to Kant, Fichte, Schelling and Hegel |
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12. |
Knowledge, Truth and Freedom |
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13. |
Harmonious Interaction of People |
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14. |
On Aesthetics |
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15. |
Discussion of a Lecture by Karl Julius Schröer on the Anniversary of Goethe's Death |
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16. |
Goethe's Understanding |
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17. |
Recognizability of the World |
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18. |
Atomism and its Refutation |
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19. |
On the Comic and its Connection with Art and Life |
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20. |
On the Highest Form of Knowledge |
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21. |
Goethe's way of Thinking in the Theory of Colors |
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22. |
Credo. The Individual and the Universe |
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23. |
On Goethe's Fairy Tale |
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24. |
Mrs. Wiecke-Halberstedt as Gretchen! |
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25. |
Vita |
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26. |
Profession of Faith in Empirical Idealism |
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27. |
Curriculum Vitae |
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28. |
About the Cognitive Process |
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29. |
About Wilhelm Weigand: Friedrich Nietzsche |
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30. |
General Discouragement in the Field of Philosophy |
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31. |
On Nietzsche |
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32. |
About Eugen Kretzer. Friedrich Nietzsche |
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33. |
Table of Figure Symbolism in Goethe's Fairy Tale |
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34. |
On Goethe and the 1830 Dispute Between Scholars |
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35. |
On Meeting the Deranged Nietzsche |
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36. |
Goethe's Relationship to Natural Science |
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37. |
Goethe's World View in the History of Thought |
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38. |
On Comprehension |
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39. |
Renewal of the World View |
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40. |
Knowledge of Nature and Knowledge of the Mind |
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41. |
There are Many Stages to Understanding Higher Truths |
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42. |
The Current Political Situation and the Goals of Social Democracy |
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43. |
Consciousness – Life – Form |
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44. |
Let the Divine Live in Your Own Soul |
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45. |
The First, Second and Third Sonship of God |
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46. |
Exegesis on the Path Illuminated by Mabel Collins |
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47. |
Man as Microcosm in Relation to Macrocosm |
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48. |
The Temple Legend |
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49. |
Path of Knowledge |
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50. |
A Sketch of the Human and Animal Organism |
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51. |
On Planetary Development |
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52. |
Dream, Hallucination, Somnambulism and Seeing Consciousness I |
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53. |
Dream, Hallucination, Somnambulism and Seeing Consciousness II |
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54. |
About the Etheric Body |
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55. |
On “The Voice of Silence” |
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56. |
On Self-deception |
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57. |
On Human Knowledge |
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58. |
The Godhead reveals Itself as All-Soul and All-Life |
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59. |
The Names of the Days of the Week and the Evolution of Man |
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60. |
The Development of the Earth |
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61. |
The Sign and Evolution of the Three Logoi in Humanity |
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62. |
Document from Barr, Alsace I: Autobiographical Sketch |
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63. |
Document from Barr, Alsace II |
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64. |
Document from Barr, Alsace III |
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65. |
On the Absorption of Nutrients |
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66. |
Clarification |
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67. |
On the Comprehension of Things in Space |
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68. |
Death Makes the Experience of Life into True Soul Property |
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69. |
Autobiographical Fragment I |
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70. |
On Spiritual Scientific Research |
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71. |
Schelling, Fichte, Hegel |
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72. |
The Etheric Body |
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73. |
Clairvoyance, Reason and Science |
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74. |
Preliminary Studies for On the Human Riddle |
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75. |
The Significance of Materialism |
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76. |
On the Striving of Spiritual Science |
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77. |
Non-human Reality and Genuine Mysticism |
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78. |
Exploration of the Soul |
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79. |
The Inadequacy of Natural Scientific Concepts for Sociology |
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80. |
Imagination, Memory, Dream |
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81. |
Intuition and Legal Life |
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82. |
Mind and Matter |
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83. |
Proofs of the Immortality of the Soul |
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84. |
Free Will and Immortality |
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85. |
Life Itself Creates the Human Mystery |
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86. |
Anthroposophy as Spiritual Science |
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87. |
Mark 1-5 |
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88. |
On the Realization of the Mystery of Golgotha |
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89. |
Knowledge of the Body and Knowledge of the Spirit |
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90. |
On Sensation and Perception |
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91. |
Spiritual Science and Sensory Perception |
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92. |
On the Process of Color Perception |
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93. |
On the Spiritual in Man |
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94. |
Materialism and the Ethereal Christ |
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95. |
A New Appearance Should Grow Vividly Out of a New Spirituality |
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96. |
On Body and Soul |
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97. |
On the Current Economic Situation |
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98. |
Impulses from East and West |
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99. |
Jahve and Christ |
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100. |
On Spiritual Development |
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101. |
Conceptual and Volitional Organism |
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102. |
Sensation, Imagination and Feeling Process |
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103. |
The Foundations of Moral, Social and Religious Experience |
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104. |
Supernatural Knowledge, Science and Religion |
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105. |
The Human Being as a Supersensible Being |
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106. |
On the World War and the Memorandum of July 1917 |
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107. |
Christmas Day 1918 |
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108. |
The Social Question |
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109. |
Draft of the Waldorf School's Teaching Constitution |
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110. |
On Professor von Heck's Criticism of the Threefold Social Order |
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111. |
Draft of the Essay “International Economy and Tripartite Social Organism” |
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112. |
On Interest in Spiritual Science |
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113. |
On the Nature of Some Basic Scientific Concepts |
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114. |
A Company to be Founded |
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115. |
Autobiographical Fragment II |
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116. |
The Essence of Anthroposophy |
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117. |
Anthroposophy and Science I |
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118. |
Anthroposophy and Science II |
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119. |
About Franz Hartmann |
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120. |
Otto Willmann: The Science of the Face of Catholic Truth |
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121. |
On the Ego in the Cosmic World Order |
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122. |
Clairvoyance, Magic and Initiation |
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123. |
The Fundamental Conflict Between the World Views of the Occident and the Orient |
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124. |
About the Human Being Between the Physical and Spiritual World |
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125. |
On Artistic Representation as the Visualization of the Spiritual |
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126. |
When are Dreams Remembered? |
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127. |
On the Evolution of the Spiritual Kernel of Being |
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128. |
The Introduction of Our vade maecum |
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129. |
Medical Question and Answer on the Threefold Organism and the Heart |
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130. |
Natural Processes and Cures |
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131. |
On the Essence of Nature |
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132. |
Human and Animal World |
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133. |
Gustav Theodor Fechner |
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134. |
Genius |
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135. |
On the Observing Consciousness |
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136. |
Manageable and Flexible Ideas |
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137. |
Imagining, Feeling and Wanting |
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138. |
Conception of the Spiritual |
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139. |
Thoughts, Memory and Imagination |
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140. |
About Anthroposophy |
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141. |
Childhood Story |
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142. |
To Johanna von Keyserlinck: “Gralburg” |
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143. |
Development of Contemplative Consciousness |
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