
“He can never learn that he is actually commensurate with this idea, therefore in the full signification of the word, a man, so long as he excludes either one of these two impulses (the sense and form impulses), or only satisfies them alternately; for so long as he only feels, his person or his absolute existence remains to him a mystery, and so does his condition or his existence in time, so long as he only thinks.”
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On the Aesthetic Education of Man
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