1. Nietzsche, Schopenauer And Faust
... decreed Are like a book by seven seals protected; The so-called spirit of the age, you"ll find, In truth is but the gentlemen's own mind In which the ages are reflected." (Faust 570-79) Here Faust is rejecting Wagner's argument from authority which Wagner puts up to counter Faust's doubt. ... what it would be if it were scientific knowledge that Faust required and thus via this difference, it shows this is not what Goethe's Faust has in mind. Even the high level physics that Swanwick's Faust receives would not suffice for Goethe's Faust. Swanwick's Faust occupies a position associative ...
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