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• Diary entry for 1915-08-31

  ... level of education, as if education were a sign only of officialdom and not rather a kind of ozone, which in itself has nothing whatever to do with social levels, with rich and poor, with authority and subject. ...

• Diary entry for 1915-12-26

  ... to give it to her. The mother declines the gift; she then offers it to other members of the family, who likewise turn it down, whereupon she throws the piece on a small table with true indifference and changes the subject of conversation. – But one ...

• Diary entry for 1916-03-25

  ... year, p. 5. 25. +5°, rain and wind! From Hertzka (letterOC 52/504): he reports having sent complimentary copies to my patrons and to Dr. Paumgartner; he returns, with as much insolence as naivety, to the subject of Op. 101, as if he was not in the least ...

• Diary entry for 1916-06-20

  ... demonstrating that the people, the idol of the most recent decades, has everywhere failed as an independent force, regardless of the type of government to which it was subjected. The people are actually nothing more than a collection of water droplets, which can ...

• Diary entry for 1916-07-05

  ... repaired: a new one must therefore be made! In Germany, personal economic theory has recently become a college subject; see the Ostdeutsche Rundschau, first July issue. I gather from this that the businessman is taking care of his profits in such a way that ...

• Diary entry for 1916-07-17

  ... soap, Lie-Liechen pays 90 Heller in a village shop. It is clear that the only people who are subject to exploitation are those – like ourselves – who are constrained by lack of money or storage space to accumulate goods. Anyone thus affected must take ...

• Diary entry for 1916-10-03

  ... , etc. The art-work of culture is just too extensive as such, and cannot be subject to leadership by a single human being, not even one with the most genius-imbued head. But how can a work of art otherwise thrive except by constant vigilance, culture ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-12

  ... race even as "idealism." This is self-evident when considered subjectively; but it remains incomprehensible why those affected by master–ness should follow the "master" into this lie. At Dr. Frühmann's; Lie-Liechen is afflicted by a mild irritation of ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-25

  ... genius like Beethoven cannot be the subject of a drama, unlike for example Wallenstein or some other hero from a historical drama, may be explained by the fact that the tragedians have figured out, with a sharp instinct, how a genius like Beethoven always ...

• Diary entry for 1917-07-28

  ... , including the improvement of his situation – except for food; Sophie returns to the subject of butter, but in an unclear way, so that this problem must again be fixed. Postcard to Julian: I thank him for the class photograph and prophesy the reconquest of ...

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