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That is what makes of the novel an essentially slow - moving genre , as either Goethe or Novalis observed . I will go even further and say that today the novel is , and must be , a sluggish form - the very opposite therefore of a story ...
That is what makes of the novel an essentially slow - moving genre , as either Goethe or Novalis observed . I will go even further and say that today the novel is , and must be , a sluggish form - the very opposite therefore of a story ...
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But man's life is exactly the opposite : it is having to decide every moment what he must do the next moment , and , therefore , having to discover the very plan , the very design of his being . The extent to which Goethe has been ...
But man's life is exactly the opposite : it is having to decide every moment what he must do the next moment , and , therefore , having to discover the very plan , the very design of his being . The extent to which Goethe has been ...
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tated , but have resolved to explore the second alternative to its limits and seek to flee from all taking a stand within the self and to give themselves up to the opposite extreme . That is why Europe is in extremities today .
tated , but have resolved to explore the second alternative to its limits and seek to flee from all taking a stand within the self and to give themselves up to the opposite extreme . That is why Europe is in extremities today .
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