THE PRINCIPLE OF HOPE

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Page I8 Clair, René Chapeau de paille (Strawhat) 408 Gaslight 408 Claudel, Paul 405 L'annonce faite à Marie (The Tidings brought to Mary) 736 L'homme et son désir (Man and his Longing) 405 Clemens of Alexandria Stromata 758 Cleopatra 328, 704, 754 Cocteau Orpheus and Eurydice 426 Collini 390 Columbus 732, 749, 750–2, 758, 760, 762, 772, 773, 774–7, 782, 785, 788, 793, 1026 Comenius 528, 636, 717 The Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart 639 Comte, Auguste 474, 567–8 Confucius 1191, 1196, 1221–8, 1261 Lunyu 1221 Conrad, Joseph Typhoon 661 Constantine 739 Cook 778 Cooper, James Fenimore 353 Copernicus 785–6, 848 Correggio 744 Cortez 777 Coué, Emile 453, 1158 Creuzer, Friedrich 160, 1363 Symbolik und Mythologie der alten Völker (The Symbolism and Mythology of the Ancient Peoples) 160–1 Cromwell, Oliver 1276 Cusanus (see Nicholas of Cusa) Cyrus 754, 1232, 1240, 1263 Czepo, Daniel 1299 Däbler, Theodor 101 Dahn, Felix Ein Kampf um Rom (A Struggle for Rome) 379 Dalcroze 394 d'Alembert 655 Dali, Salvador 365, 366 D'Annunzio Il Fuoco (The Fire) 1002 Dante Alighieri 89, 218, 761–2, 774, 820–7, 832, 864, 1317 The Divine Comedy 98, 158, 333, 821–27, 992, 1119, 1121, 1130–1; Inferno 761, 1023–7, 1130, 1297n; Purgatorio 761, 954, 1121; Paradiso 94, 122, 126, 214, 776, 813, 821–27, 835 Danton 1010 Danziger 588 Da Ponte 1008 Darius 1240 Darwin 469, 646, 894n Daumier 473, 476, 1023 David of Dinant 207, 236 Davy 686 de Bonald 566 Debussy 105, 107 Decian 506 Déclaration des droits de l'homme (Declaration of the rights of man) 541 Defoe, Daniel Robinson Crusoe 816 Dehio 301, 957 Delacroix 377 de la Roncière La découverte del'Afrique au moyen âge (The discovery of Africa in the Middle Ages) 770 de Maistre 566 Étude sur la Souveraineté (A Study of Sovereignty) 566 della Porta Magia naturalis 651 Democritus 256–7, 285, 841–2, 843, 847, 864, 1364 Descartes 72, 123–4, 147, 212, 257, 667, 739, 740 Meditations 72 Desmoulins 933 Deutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie xxv Dickens, Charles The Old Curiosity Shop 692 Dickinson, H. D. Economics of Socialism 903
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Page i THE PRINCIPLE OF HOPE
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Page iii THE PRINCIPLE OF HOPE Volu
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Page v CONTENTS PART FOUR (Construc
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Page vii Further and individual exa
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Page 449 PART FOUR (Construction) O
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Page 451 33A DREAMER ALWAYS WANTS E
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Page 453 to gain control over the b
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Page 455 Lunatics and fairytales Th
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Page 457 mechanisms which exist any
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Page 459 assessment by the same typ
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Page 461 breathing techniques, from
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Page 463 and limbs without complain
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Page 465 courage which is thorough
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Page 467 For this very reason such
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Page 469 of champions, the purely m
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Page 471 after they are no longer t
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Page 473 even caricatured it: the v
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Page 475 Sea islands, in a Ceylon o
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Page 477 owners, merchants, bankers
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Page 479 and meaningful, that even
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Page 481 stupidity. Social utopias
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Page 483 walks upright during the d
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Page 485 original golden age longed
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Page 487 forces or parts in his sou
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Page 489 dim and distant past (as i
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Page 491 the land of the shortest s
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Page 493 seduction was of service t
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Page 495 inwardness together with t
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Page 497 the Promised Land of cours
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Page 500 you’; and it was said t
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Page 502 and the promise to those t
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Page 504 the third. The Roman Empir
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Page 507 thus into something greate
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Page 509 moral unfreedom of the wil
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Page 511 illumination, without sund
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Page 513 obsequiousness which the o
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Page 516 appeared in 1516. For the
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Page 518 all these main ideas of th
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Page 520 and tolerance, with a coll
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Page 522 human tendency towards fre
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Page 525 If things are run in this
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Page 527 on doctor's orders or as a
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Page 529 everybody often has his ow
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Page 532 as the capitalist threat o
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Page 534 have become classless, wit
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Page 536 opinion, which in many asp
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Page 538 the upper classes have dis
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Page 540 exploded the legal system
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Page 542 only very immediately or i
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Page 544 with Owen, Fourier, and Sa
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Page 547 substratum in it, one wort
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Page 549 and leaves unequally distr
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Page 551 Old guild rights are thus
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Page 554 from the unbroken continua
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Page 557 called private property, m
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Page 560 future. The goal was a co
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Page 562 Though he too believed, st
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Page 564 formidable by means of a c
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Page 567 be restored as such; and
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Page 569 a wild old primary school
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Page 572 when it is a question of s
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Page 574 feudal lord of all authori
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Page 576 and the majority will neve
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Page 579 the essentially private an
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Page 581 power have been maintained
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Page 583 character of utopias has b
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Page 585 become wholly unsuitable.
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Page 587 and allowed out into the f
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Page 589 contrasting its rosy cheek
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Page 591 Socialism’ in 1899, he r
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Page 593 given the right to vote, e
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Page 595 the great model of every m
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Page 597 also has a great deal of d
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Page 599 killing, until after long
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Page 601 back far more to Fichte's
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Page 603 connection with the social
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Page 605 immediately began to work.
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Page 607 miniature problems drippin
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Page 609 with which the Jews cut th
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Page 611 has been conceived as Zion
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Page 613 any more, only goods and c
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Page 616 since the end of the Middl
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Page 618 agrarian reform emerge. He
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Page 620 dreams, these deserve to b
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Page 622 for the sake of the revisi
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Page 624 being decided by human bei
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Page 626 man for him. Thus society
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Page 628 alchemical ass Bricklebrit
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Page 630 instead of the philosopher
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Page 632 and ardent enthusiasm. The
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Page 634 who invested capital in th
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Page 636 cites a Rosicrucian lodge
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Page 638 into account when cooking
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Page 640 all works, however confuse
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Page 642 thus it is closest to the
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Page 644 for word or with Baroque e
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Page 646 his history of the theory
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Page 648 time technology was still
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Page 650 aim of a ‘regnum hominis
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Page 652 rationalist scholastic Ram
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Page 654 sake, but — very much in
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Page 656 Apart from the fact that t
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Page 658 II. NonEuclidean Present
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Page 660 lacking; the leap from th
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Page 663 structures’, the former
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Page 665 of dimensions ceases at a
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Page 667 had still been cultivated
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Page 669 Marxist terms, no attempt
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Page 671 just in his paintings: ‘
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Page 673 technology can have any co
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Page 675 weight of character, or ho
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Page 677 destroy old age and death,
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Page 679 Reden Gotamo Buddhos I, p.
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Page 681 you will be amazed to find
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Page 683 being touches us from that
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Page 685 properties of amber, had r
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Page 687 itself, and explains it by
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Page 690 other words, it means brea
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Page 692 formation, of additional r
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Page 695 nature; this is also why
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Page 697 and they are nowhere more
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Page 699 be such and will only acqu
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Page 701 could only float through t
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Page 703 courtesy. The Duke led his
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Page 705 also proved so easy: the s
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Page 708 by classical ruins, and pe
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Page 710 disappear even more than i
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Page 712 building — by no means w
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Page 714 The church masons' guilds
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Page 716 pyramid and the humanly ba
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Page 718 point out at least one pie
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Page 720 bodily dimension, precisel
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Page 722 inspirited by magic power
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Page 724 a great wealth of details,
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Page 726 of the resurrection from t
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Page 728 with the zodiac and the se
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Page 731 Babylon, which usually exe
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Page 733 in this direction, this at
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Page 735 the Bauhaus and that which
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Page 737 of course certainly sought
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Page 739 Athos into a colossus whic
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Page 742 first to a commune organiz
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Page 744 More completely and more l
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Page 746 39 ELDORADO AND EDEN, THE
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Page 748 methodically synonymous wi
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Page 750 technological dreams have
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Page 754 even at home. But only bec
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Page 762 earth, as the subtropicurn
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Page 764 1852, I, p. 410) that this
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Page 767 and to the orthodox easter
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Page 769 three letters. The news of
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Page 775 than Columbus of finding s
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Page 777 at the peak of a discovery
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Page 779 land. The southerly direct
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Page 781 the great fairytale tone,
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Page 783 secreta outside the earth,
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Page 785 contact with other hypothe
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Page 787 of motion stands beyond do
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Page 789 known not to exist in the
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Page 791 world (the world of work t
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Page 793 a nihilistic lack of conta
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Page 795 that it is disposed toward
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Page 797 of course first dispenses
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Page 800 in the clouds. It is a per
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Page 802 constitutes the exotic nat
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Page 804 Heinse's Cythera could als
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Page 806 the curiosities, unfamilia
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Page 808 eliminate this wishful mov
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Page 812 All this prevents the beau
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Page 816 thus become building stone
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Page 818 Middle Ages, summarizes th
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Page 820 existing wishful state, an
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Page 822 so I saw, floating above t
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Page 828 which is not so rigorous,
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Page 830 music of the left hand, mu
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Page 832 overheating, as an anteroo
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Page 834 certainty of Being, yet in
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Page 837 It is different from the s
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Page 839 precisely with what is to
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Page 841 themselves. Thus Empedocle
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Page 843 and because of the abundan
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Page 845 of compliance or assessmen
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Page 847 the Ideas; an idealistic
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Page 849 possibility and reality. T
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Page 851 (sensual pleasure, riches,
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Page 853 ‘Theologicalpolitical
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Page 859 Leibniz definitely stands
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Page 869 knowledge of ‘virtue’.
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Page 883 humanism is unavowedly alw
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Page 889 capitalism did not achieve
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Page 909 needs’, writes JeanRic
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Page 911 treat but was involved in
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Page 918: Page G1 GLOSSARY OF FOREIGN TERMS
Page 922: Page G3 circenses: circuses civit
Page 926: Page G5 fiat lux: let there be li
Page 930: Page G7 moralitas musicae: morali
Page 934: Page G9 quale: essence quendam vu
Page 938: Page G11 unitas: oneness universi
Page 942: Page G13 Italian adagio: quietly,
Page 946: Page I2 Aratus 496 Ariosto 882 Ar
Page 950: Page I4 Characters Aaron 1304 Abe
Page 954: Page I6 Boccaccio Decameron 818 B
Page 960: Page I9 Diderot 1286 Essay on Pai
Page 964: Page I11 Fra Angelico 59, 401 Fra
Page 968: Page I13 Wilhelm Meisters Wanderj
Page 972: Page I15 Heraclitus 114, 840, 841
Page 976: Page I17 Josquin 1064, 1081 Joyce
Page 980: Page I19 St Anne, The Virgin and
Page 984: Page I21 Poverty of Philosophy) 1
Page 988: Page I23 Klingsor's Märchen (Kli
Page 992: Page I25 Racine 546 Iphigénie 21
Page 996: Page I27 Schmieder Geschichte der
Page 1000: Page I29 Suetonjus 729 Sulla 947,
Page 1004: Page I31 Evangelium des armen Sü
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