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• Diary entry for 1913-04-11

  ... Shaw. Tolstoy, August 18, 1908: "… I particularly enjoyed your way of shedding light on civilization and progress. You are quite right in maintaining that the two, however much they may develop, can never change the condition of humanity so long as ...

• Diary entry for 1914-06-29

  ... only now become clear how mistaken politics was years ago when, oozing caution (even during the Turkish War), one steered clear of war with Serbia. Was this caution at the high altar of the Emperor, or fear of Russia and other developments? – in short ...

• Diary entry for 1915-06-17

  ... Rothberger about the uses to which our wealthy people put their money; and further inspired by that fact that I was speaking to a musician, I found the trenchant words for it: the wealth of such people undergoes, so to speak, no thematic development. We spoke ...

• Diary entry for 1915-09-14

  ... unanimously regarded by them as fit for service. In conversation with my neighbor, I modestly point to my thick neck; all the more modestly since a man in front of me possessed a truly well-developed goiter, in comparison to which every discussion was ...

• Diary entry for 1925-08-25

  ... to return home to an epoch starting anew, such as the Greek epoch was, as long as it was rooted in cult. All developments contributed by those who came after the start, are incomprehensible and disagreeable to him, only the first red glow of the ...

• Diary entry for 1927-12-11

  ... – to avoid catastrophes – developed the concept for him in a form that he will surely find new: in particular, not to continue counting from the viewpoint of normal periodization, but rather from the viewpoint of the compositional process. The ...

• Diary entry for 1906-10-31

  ... ‒ a natural imperative. From this Rebecca develops at first no more and no less intention than any other female in her position would! Unconstrained vanity, apparent mutual stimulation, encouragement and incitement: "new paths" (even the failed blank ...

• Diary entry for 1910-04-13

  ... were not already enough of a disaster that human beings have still not developed their powers of observation sufficiently, and as a result have been unable either to grasp a fact or to understand and appreciate its constituent elements, then an even ...

• Diary entry for 1915-01-25

  ... ; and the more ferociously the storm of fate blows, the more beautifully the resistance of the tormented and oppressed develops. And without being aware of it, we thus stand before images of great inner wealth that almost forget the wicked fate that has ...

• Diary entry for 1911-10-30

  ... in masculinity. In the Prolog, Wedekind seeks to convey Lulu to the audience as an "animal"; he certainly has the right to do so, but he must, as playwright, stay true as the work develops. Admittedly, the suggestion acts upon his unresisting audience ...

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