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	==Publisher description==		==Publisher description==
	"This book is a selection of aphorisms and reflections excerpted from ~~tbe~~ voluminous works of ~~tbe~~ German philosopher and psychologist, [[Ludwig Klages]]. He was a fierce critic of what he saw as ~~tbe~~ lack of quality in ~~tbe~~ modern world, which he held to be a product of modern ideas and organised [[Christianity]] in our era. For Klages, ~~tbe~~ world is divided between life-affirming beliefs that venerate nature and those anti-natural forces that promote materialism and rationalism. To overcome these anti-life forces, Klages wished to return European consciousness back to its [[pagan]] roots and renew ~~tbe~~ link between man and sacred nature. He opposed technocratic rationalism, illusions of progress, and [[democracy]], which he believed to be antithetical to true culture. His aphorisms defend [[paganism]] and a healthy Eros for a renewed future."<ref>https://arktos.com/product/cosmogonic-reflections-selected-aphorisms-from-ludwig-klages/</ref>		"This book is a selection of aphorisms and reflections excerpted from the voluminous works of the German philosopher and psychologist, [[Ludwig Klages]]. He was a fierce critic of what he saw as the lack of quality in the modern world, which he held to be a product of modern ideas and organised [[Christianity]] in our era. For Klages, the world is divided between life-affirming beliefs that venerate nature and those anti-natural forces that promote materialism and rationalism. To overcome these anti-life forces, Klages wished to return European consciousness back to its [[pagan]] roots and renew the link between man and sacred nature. He opposed technocratic rationalism, illusions of progress, and [[democracy]], which he believed to be antithetical to true culture. His aphorisms defend [[paganism]] and a healthy Eros for a renewed future."<ref>https://arktos.com/product/cosmogonic-reflections-selected-aphorisms-from-ludwig-klages/</ref>

	''A pagan metaphysical system would not be philosophy as one understands that word today, i.e., ~~tbe~~ hair-splitting rehashing of such life-alien concepts as would be appropriate to ~~tbe~~ lecture hall; nor would it be characterized by that sort of factitious profundity that seeks to conceal its utter inability to solve ~~tbe~~ riddles of thought behind a veil of second-rate poetic fables. Neither should a genuine pagan metaphysics resemble that which passes for science in ~~tbe~~ modern world… Before we can discover truths that go to ~~tbe~~ very roots, we must possess a greater fund of inwardness than can be discerned in those thinkers who, for at least ~~tbe~~ last five hundred years, have expended their energies exclusively within ~~tbe~~ realm of reason.'' - page 143		''A pagan metaphysical system would not be philosophy as one understands that word today, i.e., the hair-splitting rehashing of such life-alien concepts as would be appropriate to the lecture hall; nor would it be characterized by that sort of factitious profundity that seeks to conceal its utter inability to solve the riddles of thought behind a veil of second-rate poetic fables. Neither should a genuine pagan metaphysics resemble that which passes for science in the modern world… Before we can discover truths that go to the very roots, we must possess a greater fund of inwardness than can be discerned in those thinkers who, for at least the last five hundred years, have expended their energies exclusively within the realm of reason.'' - page 143

	==Books by ~~tbe~~ same author==		==Books by the same author==
	*''The Science of Character: Principles of Characterology'', Rogue Scholar, 2021		*''The Science of Character: Principles of Characterology'', Rogue Scholar, 2021
	*''[[The Biocentric Worldview]]'' (2013)		*''[[The Biocentric Worldview]]'' (2013)

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	==Publisher description==		==Publisher description==
	"This book is a selection of aphorisms and reflections excerpted from ~~the~~ voluminous works of ~~the~~ German philosopher and psychologist, [[Ludwig Klages]]. He was a fierce critic of what he saw as ~~the~~ lack of quality in ~~the~~ modern world, which he held to be a product of modern ideas and organised [[Christianity]] in our era. For Klages, ~~the~~ world is divided between life-affirming beliefs that venerate nature and those anti-natural forces that promote materialism and rationalism. To overcome these anti-life forces, Klages wished to return European consciousness back to its [[pagan]] roots and renew ~~the~~ link between man and sacred nature. He opposed technocratic rationalism, illusions of progress, and [[democracy]], which he believed to be antithetical to true culture. His aphorisms defend [[paganism]] and a healthy Eros for a renewed future."<ref>https://arktos.com/product/cosmogonic-reflections-selected-aphorisms-from-ludwig-klages/</ref>		"This book is a selection of aphorisms and reflections excerpted from tbe voluminous works of tbe German philosopher and psychologist, [[Ludwig Klages]]. He was a fierce critic of what he saw as tbe lack of quality in tbe modern world, which he held to be a product of modern ideas and organised [[Christianity]] in our era. For Klages, tbe world is divided between life-affirming beliefs that venerate nature and those anti-natural forces that promote materialism and rationalism. To overcome these anti-life forces, Klages wished to return European consciousness back to its [[pagan]] roots and renew tbe link between man and sacred nature. He opposed technocratic rationalism, illusions of progress, and [[democracy]], which he believed to be antithetical to true culture. His aphorisms defend [[paganism]] and a healthy Eros for a renewed future."<ref>https://arktos.com/product/cosmogonic-reflections-selected-aphorisms-from-ludwig-klages/</ref>

	''A pagan metaphysical system would not be philosophy as one understands that word today, i.e., ~~the~~ hair-splitting rehashing of such life-alien concepts as would be appropriate to ~~the~~ lecture hall; nor would it be characterized by that sort of factitious profundity that seeks to conceal its utter inability to solve ~~the~~ riddles of thought behind a veil of second-rate poetic fables. Neither should a genuine pagan metaphysics resemble that which passes for science in ~~the~~ modern world… Before we can discover truths that go to ~~the~~ very roots, we must possess a greater fund of inwardness than can be discerned in those thinkers who, for at least ~~the~~ last five hundred years, have expended their energies exclusively within ~~the~~ realm of reason.'' - page 143		''A pagan metaphysical system would not be philosophy as one understands that word today, i.e., tbe hair-splitting rehashing of such life-alien concepts as would be appropriate to tbe lecture hall; nor would it be characterized by that sort of factitious profundity that seeks to conceal its utter inability to solve tbe riddles of thought behind a veil of second-rate poetic fables. Neither should a genuine pagan metaphysics resemble that which passes for science in tbe modern world… Before we can discover truths that go to tbe very roots, we must possess a greater fund of inwardness than can be discerned in those thinkers who, for at least tbe last five hundred years, have expended their energies exclusively within tbe realm of reason.'' - page 143

	==Books by ~~the~~ same author==		==Books by tbe same author==
	*''The Science of Character: Principles of Characterology'', Rogue Scholar, 2021		*''The Science of Character: Principles of Characterology'', Rogue Scholar, 2021
	*''[[The Biocentric Worldview]]'' (2013)		*''[[The Biocentric Worldview]]'' (2013)

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'''''Cosmogonic Reflections: Selected Aphorisms from Ludwig Klages''''' is a collection of aphorisms by German philosopher and psychologist [[Ludwig Klages]], published in English in 2015 by [[Arktos]]. The contents of this edition were translated by [[Joseph D. Pryce]].

==Publisher description==
"This book is a selection of aphorisms and reflections excerpted from the voluminous works of the German philosopher and psychologist, [[Ludwig Klages]]. He was a fierce critic of what he saw as the lack of quality in the modern world, which he held to be a product of modern ideas and organised [[Christianity]] in our era. For Klages, the world is divided between life-affirming beliefs that venerate nature and those anti-natural forces that promote materialism and rationalism. To overcome these anti-life forces, Klages wished to return European consciousness back to its [[pagan]] roots and renew the link between man and sacred nature. He opposed technocratic rationalism, illusions of progress, and [[democracy]], which he believed to be antithetical to true culture. His aphorisms defend [[paganism]] and a healthy Eros for a renewed future."<ref>https://arktos.com/product/cosmogonic-reflections-selected-aphorisms-from-ludwig-klages/</ref>

''A pagan metaphysical system would not be philosophy as one understands that word today, i.e., the hair-splitting rehashing of such life-alien concepts as would be appropriate to the lecture hall; nor would it be characterized by that sort of factitious profundity that seeks to conceal its utter inability to solve the riddles of thought behind a veil of second-rate poetic fables. Neither should a genuine pagan metaphysics resemble that which passes for science in the modern world… Before we can discover truths that go to the very roots, we must possess a greater fund of inwardness than can be discerned in those thinkers who, for at least the last five hundred years, have expended their energies exclusively within the realm of reason.'' - page 143

==Books by the same author==
*''The Science of Character: Principles of Characterology'', Rogue Scholar, 2021
*''[[The Biocentric Worldview]]'' (2013)

==Publication data==
*''Cosmogonic Reflections: Selected Aphorisms from Ludwig Klages'', Ludwig Klages, 2015, Arktos, ISBN-10:1910524417, ISBN-13: 978-1-910524-41-1

==External Links==
*[https://arktos.com/product/cosmogonic-reflections-selected-aphorisms-from-ludwig-klages/ ''Cosmogonic Reflections: Selected Aphorisms from Ludwig Klages'' at Arktos]

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