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Goethe's Philosophy
July 15, 1915 issue

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This article literally appraises several books related to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's philosophy. The book "Goethe: With Special Consideration of His Philosophy," by Paul Carus. Amid this sickening clash of arms one can not but greet in friendly spirit something, anything, which may recall the golden days when Germans were striving after genuine culture, were pondering humanely the great issues of life, and had not yet sunk themselves in articles of war and the goosestep.

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GOETHE, Johann Wolfgang von, 1749-1832; PHILOSOPHY; GOETHE: With Special Consideration of His Philosophy (Book); CARUS, Paul; BOOKS & reading; GERMANY
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