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The Inner world (n.) of an epoch, of a Goethe or a Proust, is no longer a metaphor but the very origin of the phenomenon of the world.
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The Inner world (n.) of an epoch, of a Goethe or a Proust, is no longer a metaphor but the very origin of the phenomenon of the world.
The Inner world (n.) is built by emotion as the outer world is built by perception: two further individuations that extend and perpetuate the individuation of life.