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Anschauung

[ahn-shou-oong, -uhng] / ˈɑn ʃaʊˌʊŋ, -əŋ /




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Benfey’s contention, however, that “konnte der Gedanke von der Dankbarkeit der Thiere schon tief genug auch im Occident einwurzeln, um auch in andere Märchen einzudringen und vielleicht selbst sich in Bildung von verwandten zur Anschauung zu bringen”20 should be kept in mind.

From Project Gutenberg

It is for this reason that throughout the primary course, we have confined ourselves to what the Germans call Anschauung, the close observation of examples with a view of provoking imitation or repugnance, and thus strengthening the force of habit.

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Again, “Anschauung” has been rendered according to the context, either by “perception” simply, or by “intuition or perception.”

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But for the Perception of Beauty, I always used Plato's word, which is the proper word in Greek, and the only possible single word that can be used in any other language by any man who understands the subject,—'Theoria,'—the Germans only having a term parallel to it, 'Anschauung,' assumed to be its equivalent in p.

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We are in need of a word which has the same meaning as the German word, Anschauung, for which there is no popular equivalent in English.

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