The Story of Goethes Life
The Story of Goethes Life
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Herder was at that time engaged in proving that no structural difference could be found between men and ani- mals ; and Goethe, in sending Knebel his discovery, says that it will support this view. " Indeed, man is most inti- mately allied to animals. The co-ordination of the Whole makes every creature to be that which it is, and man is as much man through the form of his upper jaw, as through the form and nature of the last joint of his little toe. And thus is every creature but a note of the ...great harmony, which must be studied in the Whole, or else it is nothing but a dead letter. From this point of view I have written the little essay, and that is, properly speaking, the interest which lies hidden in it. " The discovery is significant, therefore, as an indication of his tendency to regard Nature in her unity. It was the prel- ude to his discoveries of the metamorphosis of plants, and of the vertebral theory of the skull : all three resting on the same mode of conceiving Nature. His botanical studies re- * He thus announces it to Herder, 27th March, 1784: "1 hasten, to tell you of the fortune that has befallen me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herder was at that time engaged in proving that no structural difference could be found between men and ani- mals ; and Goethe, in sending Knebel his discovery, says that it will support this view. " Indeed, man is most inti- mately allied to animals. The co-ordination of the Whole makes every creature to be that which it is, and man is as much man through the form of his upper jaw, as through the form and nature of the last joint of his little toe. And thus is every creature but a note of the ...great harmony, which must be studied in the Whole, or else it is nothing but a dead letter. From this point of view I have written the little essay, and that is, properly speaking, the interest which lies hidden in it. " The discovery is significant, therefore, as an indication of his tendency to regard Nature in her unity. It was the prel- ude to his discoveries of the metamorphosis of plants, and of the vertebral theory of the skull : all three resting on the same mode of conceiving Nature. His botanical studies re- * He thus announces it to Herder, 27th March, 1784: "1 hasten, to tell you of the fortune that has befallen me.
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