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• Diary entry for 1913-12-12

  ... of riches, as have piled up in France and England, then without doubt they would come up with representative qualities. But the Chancellor does not know, of course, that the nation will suffer a loss of true culture! For the inevitable consequence of ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-09

  ... aeternitatis and apparently has not understand at all its consequences for the immediate future. The Viennese insist on remaining as much as possible in contradiction to the difficult times: concern on their lips, fine apparel on their bodies. Postcard from ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-15

  ... consequences for the national economy, which could make an appearance especially in times of war. At the present time, for example, the theaters must close because they cannot offer serious repertory to the masses who are staying at home; they are on the other ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-21

  ... this will happen is, however, something I regard at present as impossible, so long as the natural correction is missing that would be a consequence of greater general interest in Austria. A few steps further on, I showed the paper to a sergeant to whom ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-11

  ... overvaluing that other nations enjoy with regard to their geniuses. Hofmannsthal publishes in the Neue freie Presse a letter he received from Schröder. As a document of the time, and even of the poet, of rather little consequence because it is bland. In the ...

• Diary entry for 1914-10-28

  ... corrected, the woman feels – as a consequence of misplaced vanity – the correction not as a correction but rather as opposition, which causes an unnecessary friction, whose superfluousness one recognizes immediately if one would understand, by comparison ...

• Diary entry for 1916-02-07

  ... live in a men's lodging house. The slave should come cheap, but the gentleman does not want to know about the consequences that befall him as a result of his willful parsimony. Karpath gave vent to his anger by raising fierce objections against ...

• Diary entry for 1916-06-26

  ... midst of the war! It seems, then, that our opponents are interested in intellectual sources, from which such high virtues can be consumed, as the Germans show today. Nonetheless, Fichte, as a source of such beneficial consequences, will be unrepeatable ...

• Diary entry for 1916-07-06

  ... consequences thereof, ought to have worked himself into a veritable fury, hurled the ink bottle at the wall – in short, behaved in such a way as one would not have dared towards this ever poised, calm, and friendly man. It appears that a thoroughly Russian ...

• Diary entry for 1917-02-02

  ... understand the life of someone else – the latter not even when the experiences of such a consummate writer as Goethe have been expressed in the German language. The conflict between classicists and romantics continues apace! It will remain without consequence ...

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