Goethe's Magical Philosophy and Possession of Nature

After listening to Professor 's comments on Goethe' s mysterious philosophy and the natural ownership class, especially the occupation of Goethe 's natural land, I began to doubt the discussion I made in my speech. I decided to do further research and found some interesting arguments that backed my initial statement and withdrew it. I think that the relationship between Goethe and nature can not be denied, but perhaps his "appropriation" of nature is not clear. I think that the term "expropriation" is the reason for determining the true relationship between him and nature.

Through the story of Faust, Goethe provides us with an idea that perfectly matches nature and mankind. Goethe is related to the seal theory as follows "as described above. Goethe believes that "a person is a miniature universe", because people are in their universe. However, the universe is actually made up of planets consisting of different features. Goethe means people will be created by his surroundings. As Goethe was associated with the mysterious Renaissance philosophy, this idea was practiced during the Renaissance. (Dotson, 18 years old)

More than 200 years ago, poet scientist John Wolfgang von Goethe wrote: "The most unnatural is natural, even the most primitive ordinary creations represent a part of natural genius.The people who come to nature do not see anything on the right (Goethe, 1781) The recent interdisciplinary conference at Yale University emphasizes the importance of transition from consciousness to sustainability: "The dual separation of human and nature appears, rather than being inseparable It strengthens the concept of human beings are connected to each other "(Leiserowitz & Fernandez, 2008, p. 21)

Goethe's understanding of the natural life fully integrates mankind into nature. Understanding of nature as a participatory process overcomes the dichotomy between human nature and nature and this dichotomy itself is deeply rooted in reality understanding because the mainstream object recognition theory is predominant It is. This recognizes the inseparability of humanity and nature and reintegrates human beings and all artifacts we create into the world view. Goethe's warning (Goethe, 1781): In his book "The Resurrection of Nature", Rupert Sheldruck stated that TH Huxley was asked to write the first scientific magazine "Nature" at the beginning in 1869 It was. Article When talking about natural understanding of Goethe, Huxley said in this article, "Although the philosopher's theoretical result has been recorded on these pages for a long time, even if it becomes obsolete, the truth and effect of natural magic and mystery It will continue to be a symbol. " (Sheldrake, 1991, p. 70)