| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He innately owes nothing to any object of the alien world of culture; he does not need to discover his "standing-in-nothing within the dominant intellectual atmosphere.In adopting the idea of autonomous reason, Mendelssohn had focused solely on the notion of thinking for oneself and remaining independent of all facts (whereas for Lessing, reason was a path for discovering what is human); so, too,
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