Bullock, Marcus 　著

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Part 1 Metaphysics of youth, 1913-1919: "experience"; the metaphysics ofyouth; two poems by Friedrich Holderlin; the life of students; aphorisms onimagination and colour; a child's view of colour; Socrates; "trauerspiel" andtragedy; the role of language in "trauerspiel" and tragedy; on language assuch and on the language of man; theses on the problem of identity;Dostoevsky's "The Idiot"; painting and the graphic arts; painting, or signsand marks; the ground of intentional immediacy; the object - triangle;perception is reading; on perception; comments on Gundolf's "Goethe"; on theprogramme of the coming philosophy; Stifter; every unlimited condition of thewill; types of history; the concept of criticism in German Romanticism; fateand character; analogy and relationship; the paradox of the Cretan; thecurrently effective Messianic elements. Part 2 Angelus Novus, 1920-1926: thetheory of criticism; categories of aesthetics; on semblance; world and time;according to the theory of Duns Scotus; on love and related matters; theright to use force; the medium through which works of art continue toinfluence later ages; critique of violence; the task of the translator; notesfor a study of the beauty of coloured illustrations in children's books;riddle and mystery; outline for a "habilitation" thesis; language and logic(I-III); theory of knowledge; truth and truths/knowledge and elements ofknowledge; imagination; beauty and semblance; the philosophy of history ofthe late Romantics and the historical school; the meaning of time in themoral universe; capitalism as religion; announcement of the journal "AngelusNovus"; Goethe's elective affinities; Baudelaire (II,III); Calderon's "ElMayor Monstruo, Los Celos" and Hebbel's "Herodes und Mariamne"; letter toFlorens Christian Rang; stages of intention; outline of the psychophysicalproblem; even the sacramental migrates into myth; on the topic of individualdisciplines and philosophy; "old forgotten children's books"; Naples;curriculum vitae (I); reflections on Humboldt; review of Bernoulli's"Bachofen"; Johann Peter Hebel (I) - on the centenary of his death; JohannPeter Hebel (II) - a picture puzzle for the centenary of his death; a glimpseinto the world of children's books; one-way street.