Goethean
- adjective
- /ˈɡɜːrtiən/
- Literature
- Many literary critics admire the Goethean spirit of universal curiosity in his essays.
Examples
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The philosopher wrote a Goethean analysis of nature, emphasizing observation and intuition.
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Her paintings have a distinctly Goethean approach to color and light.
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This is a truly Goethean masterpiece!
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Her writing style is very Goethean.
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Her paintings have a distinctly Goethean approach to color and light.
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Many literary critics admire the Goethean spirit of universal curiosity in his essays.
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The philosopher wrote a Goethean analysis of nature, emphasizing observation and intuition.
Synonyms
Relating to the ideas and style of the writer Goethe
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Goethean comes from the name Goethe, a famous German writer and thinker. It means 'relating to' his way of seeing the world, a careful and feeling attention to nature, art, and ideas, so calling something Goethean says it follows his style.