A Metaphor for the Totality of Experience
The World of Books and the Book of the World
The Sky as Book, the Book in the Sky
Alphabetic Analogies
The Protracted Appearance of the Second of the Two Books
The Illiterate Layman as Reader of the World Book
God's Books Agree With Each Other
Asymmetries of Readability
Encryption and Decryption of the Human World
World Chronicle or World Formula
A Robinsonian World Against the Newtonian World
Anticipations of the Nineteenth Century
The Hamburg Book of Nature and its Reflection in KoÌ⁸nigsberg
Signs on Foreheads, Signs in the Sky
"How Readable the Book of Nature is Becoming . . ."
"The World Must Be Romanticized"
The Idea of the Absolute Book
A Book on Nature as a Book of Nature
The Empty World Book
Preparation for the Interpretation of Dreams
Making Dreams Readable
The Genetic Code and its Readers.