To communicate knowledge by means of analogy appears to me a process equally useful and pleasant. The analogous case is not there to force itself on the attention or prove anything; it offers a comparison with some other cases, but it is not in union with it.


Translated by Thomas Bailey Saunders, The Maxims and Reflections of Goethe, 523 (p. 185)


To communicate knowledge by means of analogy appears to me a process equally useful and pleasant. The analogous case is not there to force itself on...

To communicate knowledge by means of analogy appears to me a process equally useful and pleasant. The analogous case is not there to force itself on...

To communicate knowledge by means of analogy appears to me a process equally useful and pleasant. The analogous case is not there to force itself on...

To communicate knowledge by means of analogy appears to me a process equally useful and pleasant. The analogous case is not there to force itself on...