Models of Wholeness: Some Attitudes to Language, Art and Life in the Age of Goethe

Abstract

Elizabeth M. Wilkinson: The Wholeness of Mind and Medium - L.A. Willoughby: The Image of Horse and Charioteer - L.A. Willoughby: 'Wanderer' and 'Hut' - L.A. Willoughby: Schiller on Man's Education to Freedom through Knowledge - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson: Schiller - Poet or Philosopher? - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson/L.A. Willoughby: 'The Blind Man' and the Poet - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson/L.A. Willoughby: Goethe's 'Pindar' Letter to Herder, July 1772 - L.A. Willoughby: 'Name ist Schall und Rauch...'? - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson: The Inexpressible and the Un-speakable - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson: Schiller and the Gutenberg Galaxy - L.A. Willoughby: Oscar Wilde and Goethe - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson/L.A. Willoughby: 'Having and Being', or Bourgeois versus Nobility - Elizabeth M. Wilkinson/L.A. Willoughby: 'The Whole Man' in Schiller's Theory of Culture and Society.

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