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• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture I
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  • These reasons are too often of a character which indicates
  • becomes a Maya to us because of the peculiar character of
  • feelings of which he is darkly aware but the true character
  • of characteristics that are quite normal in life. When we
  • one of the characters were narrating it himself; it is a
  • “first person” story, as we say. This character
• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture II
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  • forces change their character. Similarly, no force is lost
  • specific, unique character from the connection with the
  • intimate character then, things called forth by the
  • everything at once. If we know of two characteristic
  • taken place in life, and then let his characters die. But
  • dramatic conflict for the main character of the play, for
  • human characters simply fade out at death — as
  • reflected in the souls of the characters and causes
  • characteristic element in the being who is becoming free.
  • are characteristic of the being of the individuality after
• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture III
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  • character which is connected with the problem and which can
  • speech which make it possible to characterise the
  • must characterise something which lies on the other side of
  • characterization of the process which is also necessary if
  • if he is to hold the balance between his character and his
  • he speaks of giants, of Hercules, is very characteristic.
  • characteristic of Fritz Mitscher that when opportunity was
  • express themselves so characteristically when a man is
  • characteristic of him. And it was this that made him so
  • death, words which characterise this objectivity of outlook
  • which also characterise the relationship to the surrounding
  • characteristic element in these words was precisely this