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Nature: A Fragment, by Johann Wolfgang Goethe
April 15th, 2010 in Category: German Literature, The Technological Herbarium
Rereading the reflections in which, at the end of the 17th century, Goethe voices his hymn to Nature, one acquires the sense of just how advanced is contemporary man in adding those 'secrets', in gaining access to that 'forge', in procuring those 'powers' which Goethe credits exclusively to the great artist Nature.
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