غبار الطلع (Blüthenstaub)

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A sequence of more than a hundred fragments that Friedrich von Hardenberg published in the first issue of the Athenaeum in 1798, the first text to appear under his pen name Novalis; Friedrich Schlegel added a few of his own to the series. The collection opens: “We seek the unconditioned everywhere, and always find only things.” The fragments move between Fichte’s philosophy of the I, reflections on poetry and religion, and political remarks. The title refers to a fertilising dust that the wind carries further. The form of the fragment as an open, provocative thought became the hallmark of early Romanticism.

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• أسس مذهب العلم الكلي (Grundlage der gesamten Wissenschaftslehre)1794 · يوهان غوتليب فيشته