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miércoles, 6 de enero de 2010

§ 116


The hidden meaning of sacrifice is the annihilation of the finite because it is finite. In order to demostrate that this is its only justification, one must choose to sacrifice whatever is most noble and most beautiful: but particulary man, the flower of the earth. Human sacrifices are the most natural sacrifices. But man is more than the flower of the earth; he is reasonable, and reason is free and in itself nothing but an eternal self-destination into the infinite. Hence man can only sacrifice himself, and he does so in an omnipresent sanctity the mob knows nothing of. All artist are Decians*, and to became an artist means nothing but consecrating oneself to the gods of the underworld. In the enthusiasm of annihilation, the meaning of the divine creation is revealed for the first time. Only in the midst of death does the lightning bolt of eternal life explode.




*Los Decii, una notable familia romana en la que el abuelo, el padre y el hijo, libremente entregaron sus vidas por la grandiosa gloria de Roma.

domingo, 3 de enero de 2010

Ideas


§14. Religion is not merely a part of culture, a limb of humanity: it is the center of all things, it is always first and foremost. It is originality per se.

§15. Every particular conception of God is mere gossip. But the idea of God is the Idea of ideas.

§ 46. Poetry and philosophy are, depending on one´s point of view, different spheres, different forms, or simply the components parts of religion. For only try really to combine the two and you will find yourself with nothing but religion.

miércoles, 30 de diciembre de 2009

cinismo paradiso


§16
If the essence of cynicism consist of preferring nature to art, virtue to beauty and knowledge; of being oblivious of the letter, to which the Stoic clings so rigidly, and focusing entirely on the spirit; of absolutely despising every economic standard and political pomp, and maintaining bravely the rights of an independent will: then Christianity is really nothing but universal cynicism.

Friedrich Schlegel - Fragmentos del Ateneo

lunes, 28 de diciembre de 2009

fragmentos schlegelianos


Blütenstaub

§1

Even phylosophy has blossoms. That is, its thoughts, but one can never decide if one should call them witty or beautiful.