Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/1707/en

The theme of agriculture conceived as an art does not live in the present. And yet art, since the age of the great Zarathustra — inaugurator of the ancient Persian culture and founder of arable farming in the 5th/6th millennium BC — was most profoundly immanent in the development of agriculture. Only in the course of the natural-scientific-materialist age since the mid-19th century, and its fosterling, agrarian industrialism in the 20th/21st century, has every still-remaining element of artistic inner disposition fallen victim to the scientific-technological ratio. In the prehistoric early time of the ancient Indian and ancient Persian great ancient civilizations, religion, art, and what later became science,