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• Diary entry for 1915-07-15

  ... strive for synthesis almost as an organic function, like the function of sight. Replies from Rothberger and Floriz. Towards evening, rain. In the hotel, a professor from Braunschweig appears who, to our astonishment, shows some orientation in musical ...

• Diary entry for 1915-08-21

  ... Zuckerkandl, concerning his imminent deployment in the battlefield. Contribution to the collection for the surviving dependents of a fallen soldier from St. Anton (wife and five children!). The collection was organized by chief inspector Stächelin: a man who ...

• Diary entry for 1915-11-28

  ... things in the world, derives from the smallest cause in that, in his way of thinking, he imagines himself to be anorganic. But, quite unexpectedly, the anorganic becomes organic; and when a person is ultimately returned to the earth, then the cycle – even ...

• Diary entry for 1915-12-26

  ... , Mrs. Thorsch explains how her week is organized: first evening, the Opera; second evening, game of bridge; third evening, concert; fourth evening, game of bridge; and so on. The same cadaver finds the courage, however, to say: "I cannot understand how ...

• Diary entry for 1916-05-05

  ... that the great poets or thinkers wish to impart to it. The businessman: supply and demand. There is probably the greatest demand for bread; so why is it still so cheap? If a businessman's pricing at all times corresponds organically only to the value of ...

• Diary entry for 1916-05-28

  ... by dispensing with even the very cheapest waitress service. In addition, his staff were not organized; and many of the guests had to run into the kitchen themselves, so that the dishes that had been ordered by the waiters were often enough snatched by ...

• Diary entry for 1916-06-05

  ... strong wind. PostcardOJ 13/30, [23] from Roth; he complains about his heavy workload; he is getting through the misery by conducting a male choir and playing the organ during church services. To Vrieslander; I ask for a line about his health; I lament the ...

• Diary entry for 1916-08-22

  ... into the guests' lounge – a troop of soldiers, to judge from the noise they made, although the organization comprises only a malformed father, an older mother, and three very slender girls. The troop marches in and leaves without offering a greeting ...

• Diary entry for 1916-10-03

  ... -artistic synthesis, culture evidently suffers from having to exclude the possibility of an organization by a single artistic head, as is otherwise ensured from the outset in a field of pure art through the personality of a poet, composer, sculptor, or philosopher ...

• Diary entry for 1916-11-22

  ... gradually and unnoticed, and then develops in the entire organism. It is like a disease which, driven from one place, appears in another with every greater strength. I have suffered a great deal from this passion; it has spoiled the best years of my life and ...

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