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Goethes Kunstphilosophie.

Goethes Kunstphilosophie.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 1749-1832

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La philosophie de Goethe / par E. Caro.

E. Caro (Elme-Marie), 1826-1887

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Ueber Goethe's Spinozismus : ein Beitrag zur tiefern Würdigung des Dichters und Forschers / von Wilhelm Danzel.

Theodor Wilhelm Danzel 1818-1850

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