Johann Wolfgang von Goethe572 definitions
Johann Wolfgang von GoetheActing (n.) is hard, thinking is easy, and the hardest thing in the world is to act in accordance with one's thinking.
Action (n.) is the only way to remove doubt.
Activity (n.) is terrible when it is without insight.
Advice (n.) , to accept, is but to increase one's own ability.
Agreement (n.) leaves us inactive, whereas contradiction makes us productive.
The Answer (n.) is like an affectionate kiss when it is correct.
Architecture (n.) is frozen music, just as music is liquid architecture.
Architecture (n.) is petrified music in that the tone of mind produced thereby approaches the effect of music.
Art (n.) is long, and life so short.
Art (n.) is prone to co-operate with religion because, like religion it is based on a profound and mighty earnestness.
Art (n.) offers man no surer deliverance from the world and no surer bond with it.
Art (n.) is lowly if it allows itself to be understood all at once.
Art (n.) is the surest way for one to evade the world and to link oneself to it.
The Artist (n.) is shaken by the naked truths that will not be comforted, by a divine discontent, by a disequilibrium, by a state of inner tension.
The Artist (n.) has a twofold relation to nature... he is at once her master and her slave.
Attitude (n.) is externalized. Man sees in the world what he carries in his heart.
