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Diary entry for 1916-06-06
... towards culture! For what more can culture give them than that which they are able to achieve on their own on the strength of human animality? That, however, the actual content of culture lies in a surmounting of bodily needs – in the transcendental – is ...
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Diary entry for 1916-07-02
... understand what the content of academic freedom can and should be. ...
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Diary entry for 1916-10-18
... expression: one does not know whether one should laugh or cry! That a human life gives rise to such consideration is indeed the content of Ibsen's dramas. What could and should remain comic grows, by external and also internal means, into a catastrophe ...
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Diary entry for 1917-08-03
... reason to be thoroughly contented. In the afternoon, the soldier brings mushrooms; he promises to come tomorrow. Lie-Liechen makes a vain effort to buy elastic for a garter: the price is in blatant contrast to the quality; and the latter is not improved ...
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Diary entry for 1919-04-17
... remain Christian-Socialist … only a quarter of the workforce is involved in manufacturing" – so whence comes the so-called mandate of the people? – "we cannot now content ourselves with the fulfillment of political and cultural demands" "… one can least ...
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Diary entry for 1919-05-19
... Frankreich nicht veröffentlicht, auch der Presse u. der Kammer nicht genauer bekannt“ The statement set in quotation marks agrees in content with the following article: Das Verbot der Publikation des Friedensvertrages in Frankreich, in: Neue Freie Presse, No ...
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Diary entry for 1906-10-31
... content, and in so doing rightly presented the flowering of nation and humanity. ...
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Diary entry for 1910-04-13
... "Christus ..." in Heinrich's hand: final version in Jeanette's hand appears on p. 114. heavily edited; only final version given here Merely the name alone of a great poet has a thoroughly determined content, which can be verified for all eternity; but how ...
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Diary entry for 1912-11-12
... ; whereas you can take your head and its content with you everywhere. Only intellectual activity can also keep old age fresh – but not everyday goods. Thus the "having", as far as it applies to intellectual goods, should be understood as follows: that one is ...
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Diary entry for 1916-09-06
... , thoroughly peculiar geography and peculiar knowledge of the relevant regulations! Love: concept and content formed by the man: "to assume no obligation" corresponds best to the general indolence and unscrupulousness of men; thus, they mainly emphasize the ...