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        41. <Descriptive and narrative physics. / If one begins to
        reflect upon the flame of a fire, how does one proceed? By dissecting.
        (Fiery smoke, fiery steam – fiery air, fiery aether, fiery solid, fiery liquid.)>
        
       
        42. MATHEMATICS. The exposition of mathematics must itself be
        mathematical. / Mathematics of mathematics.
        
       
        43. (MEDICINE). Intoxication from strength – intoxication from [weakness].
        Narcotic poisons, wine etc. induce an intoxication from weakness – they
        deprive the organ of thought of something. – They render it unreceptive
        to its normal stimuli. / Passions, fixed ideas are perhaps more an
        intoxication from strength – they induce localized inflammations. /
        Lust intoxicates as well, like wine. In the intoxication from weakness
        one has many more vivid and penetrating sensations. The more meditative,
        the more non-sensual.
        
       
        44. <Reduction of intricate figures to simpler ones.
        So too with larger figures etc.>
        
       
        45. <Stieglitz's architectonic dictionary.>
        
       
        46. <One studies a machine (concept of a machine) either in
        its static or mechanical aspects i.e. either in connection with the harmony
        of its parts, or in motion – this is the principal consideration for the mechanist.>
        
       
        47. (TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PEDAGOGY). The apprentice must not
        yet reason. First he must become mechanically skilled, and only then may
        he begin to reflect and strive for insight and order concerning that which
        was learnt. Rash thinking sets one back more than it advances. This duty
        of the scientific beginner belongs to the general duty of taking hold of
        his reason – This taking hold of the reason can also become an art.
        
       
        48. <Remarks on Kant's reply to Hufeland.>
        
        
        49.  PSYCHOLOGY AND ENCYCLOPEDISTICS. Something only becomes clear
        through representation. One understands a thing most easily if one sees
        it represented. Thus one understands the ego only insofar as it is
        represented by the non-ego. The non-ego is the symbol of the ego, and
        merely serves in the self-understanding of the ego. And conversely, one
        only understands the non-ego insofar as it is represented by the ego and
        becomes its symbol. In relation to mathematics one can say that in order
        to become understandable mathematics must be represented. One science can
        only be truly represented by another science. Therefore the pedagogical
        foundations of mathematics must be  symbolic and  analogical.
        A known science must serve as an  image for mathematics, and this fundamental
        equation must be the principle in the presentation of mathematics. /
        Just as anthropology is the basis for human history, so the physics of
        mathematics is the basis for the history of mathematics. Physics as such
        is archetypal, actual history. Normal so-called history is merely derived history. /
          
       
        / God Himself is only understandable through [re]presentation. /
        
        
       
        PHILOSOPHY./ Originally knowledge and action are mixed –
        then they separate, and at their goal they should again be united, and
        cooperative, harmonious, but not mixed. 
       
        One will at once know and act in a reciprocal manner – know, how and what
        one does, do, how and what one knows./ 
       
        </Chemistry is the art of matter /unisono/, Mechanics, the art of
        motion /dissono/. Physics /synthesis. / combined chemistry and
        mechanics (harmony) the art of life./> 
        
       
        [50.]  ENCYCLOPEDISTICS. Transcendental physics is the  first science,
        yet the  lowest – like the  Doctrine of Science [Wissenschaftslehre].
        Eschenmayer calls it the metaphysics of Nature. It treats of  Nature, before it
         becomes Nature – in those states, where  mixture and  motion,
        (matter and force) are still one. Its subject is  chaos. Transformation of chaos
        into harmonious  heaven and  earth. / Concept of heaven. Theory of the
         true heaven – of the interior universe. /  Heaven is the  soul of
        our galaxy – and the latter is its body.  
       
        / Chemistry, the art of the variation (preparation) of matter. Force and
        motion are synonymous.  Mechanics – art of the variation of motion – art
        of the modification of motion. practical physics – art of modifying Nature –
        of generating Natures at will. Nature and the realm of the living are one
        and the same. Chemistry and mechanics still have something chaotic about
        them. <Their exposition will therefore certainly depend on transcendental
        physics.> In practical physics, or in higher chemistry and mechanics /
        it seems to me that the mechanics of chemistry and the chemistry of mechanics
        are suitably dependent sciences / Are there only combinations of matter and
        not mixtures, combinations of motion, not mixtures, and combinations of matter
        and motion, not mixtures? – Contrasted with this, are there in chemistry only
        mixtures of matter – and motions of matter (force bearing substances),
        and likewise in mechanics, only mixtures of motion and substances of motion
        (material forces)? 
       
        The modern view of natural phenomena is either chemical, or mechanical /
        Newton and Euler on light./ The scientist of practical physics views
        Nature as both autonomous and self-altering, and being in
        harmonious accord with the spirit. Nature's chemistry is higher –
        it unites matter without destroying its individuality, and brings forth
        higher republican bodies. So too its mechanics. The former has one
        medium in common with the latter – matter and motion paired through
        mutual inclination – / + and – , masculine and feminine form./
        Force and matter in harmony – various substances and motions
        simultaneously combine with one another. Each one is indirectly proposed.
        Moralization of Nature. 
       
        Magical chemistry, mechanics and physics belong in an entirely different domain. 
       
        Facture is opposed to Nature. The spirit is the artist. / Facture and
        Nature mixed – separated – united. When mixed, they are the concern of
        transcendental physics and poetics – When separated, the concern of
        practical physics and poetics – When united, the concern of higher
        physics and poetics. 
       
        Higher philosophy is concerned with the marriage of Nature and spirit. 
       
        Chemical and mechanical psychology. Transcendental poetics. practical poetics.
        Nature begets, the spirit makes. Il est beaucoup plus commode d'être fait, que de se
        faire lui même.
        
       
        PSYCHOLOGY. Love is the final goal of world history – the One of the universe.
        
       
        (Translation by David W. Wood.)
        
       
       
        
         
           
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