Examples of using Typus in English and their translations into German
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The typus is therewith the idea of the organism.
African harrier-hawk or gymnogene(Polyboroides typus) feeds on.
The typus can come to its full development or not.
The word prototype comes from the Latin words proto(original) and typus model.
Der verwendete Schrift Typus stimmt nicht mit einem Original Ã1⁄4berein.
The African harrier-hawk, harrier hawk, or gymnogene("Polyboroides typus") is a bird of prey.
In the typus one must separate the general form by comparison out of the individual forms;
This stimulated Goethe to think about the relationship of what he called"typus" to empirical reality.
The typus, as we have seen, is a fuller scientific form than the archetypal phenomenon.
Our spirit, consequently,must work much more intensively in grasping the typus than in grasping a natural law.
With the typus we must develop the particular case confronting us out of the archetypal form.
The more that outer manifestation and organic typus coincide in a given entity, the more highly developed it is.
The typus, in fact, does not bring it about that under certain conditions a particular phenomenon will occur;
One has reproached Goethe for taking no account of the world of cryptogamia in arriving at his typus.
We may not place the typus over against the individual form in order to see how it governs the latter;
The object of their study is the idea, the spiritual, just as the law ofnature was the object of inorganic science, and the typus of organic science.
We may not simply set the typus, as something finished in the way the natural law is, over against the individual phenomenon.
We had to bring the mainpoints here again of what we already stated about the typus in an earlier chapter, because of the context.
If one wishes to attain the typus, then one must ascend from the single form to the archetypal form;
After 4 years of Primary School and 2 years of Secondary School in Kirchberg and6.5 years of Gymnasium Burgdorf I finished there my Matura Typus C.
Remarkable that such pictures very often show the typus of long passed times from the early days of old peoples, e. g.
It did not become atonal, of course- that would have contradicted his innermost nature-but it did turn from the predominantly consonant typus to the dissonant.
The typus is something altogether fluid, from which all the particular species and genera, which one can regard as subtypes or specialized types, can be derived.
The law is not one and the same with the manifoldness of the observed that the law governs; the law stands over it; in the typus, however, the ideal element and the real element have become a unity; the manifoldness can be explained only as going forth from a point of the whole, the whole that is identical with the manifoldness.
Just as in organic nature the typus takes the place of the natural law(archetypal phenomenon) of inorganic nature, so intuition(the power to judge in beholding) takes the place of the proving(reflecting) power of judgment.
Goethe's way of looking at things is far broader; it comprises two aspects:1. the typus, i.e., the lawfulness manifesting in the organism, the animalness of the animal, the life that gives form to itself out of itself, that has the power and ability- through the possibilities lying within it- to develop itself in manifold outer shapes(species, genera); 2. the interaction of the organism with inorganic nature and of the organisms with each other adaptation and the struggle for existence.