Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/736/en

For, looked at more closely, agriculture stands in relationship with every domain of social life. Not only does it stand at the beginning of value creation from enlivened and ensouled nature and provide food and raw materials, but it shapes the face of the earth and the living space for plant, animal and human being within cultural landscapes. Furthermore it gives the sciences ample occasion to extend the boundaries of their methodology — grown too narrow — under restriction of their theories, toward the adequate grasping of the phenomena of the living. It creates spaces of intuitive beholding that satisfy the aesthetic gaze, and opens opportunity for new modes of experience. It opens a wide field of moral practice to the deepening of religious feeling, and finally a farming that is built upon the organism principle creates the preconditions for a renewed quickening of the crafts subordinate to it and their associative integration.