In this brief but poignant analogy, Heine employs a storm to describe the relationship between thought and action. And he couldn't be more explicit.
Alberico Collina
"Thought precedes action, as lightning does thunder.” Heinrich Heine, “From Kant to Hegel,” in History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany (1834)
Alberico Collina
"Thought precedes action, as lightning does thunder.” Heinrich Heine, “From Kant to Hegel,” in History of Religion and Philosophy in Germany (1834)
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