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- Title: Lecture: And The Temple Becomes Man
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- what the earlier temples in that part of the world may have been, it
- thoughts and aims of those who participated in the building of these
- counterpart in those remarkable temples of which only fragments and
- other features, is a place set apart and yet, at the same
- quite apart from the outside appearance of the building. The exterior
- impart to him. He has, for instance, himself discovered a certain
- them before the eyes of the soul! That is part of the mission of our
- view of art, they are, after all, part and parcel of the times in
- perception is part and parcel of the aim before us and we
- such splendid understanding on the part of the Johannesbau-Verein and
- Title: Ways/Architecture: Lecture I: The Acanthus Leaf
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- particular forms and motifs is greatly misunderstood by
- everything and are for the most part mere naturalists, but in
- chisel in a particular way, we learn to love the surface we
- under the mallet. I, for my part, must admit that I always
- other than it is. Each single part of a living organism has
- wanted to speak of this particular detail in connection with
- particularly those who are working so devotedly and
- Title: Ways/Architecture: Lecture II: The House of Speech
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- is hovering before us. And more particularly should this be
- that apart from all the cares and troubles which the building
- this gift an organic part of the whole cosmos when we find
- to make ourselves part of the great cosmos, and then our
- Temples can be thought of apart from the surrounding land.
- The land is part of the Temple itself. A Greek Temple is
- particular arises within us when we pass from the Greek
- stands or is enthroned as Lord and participates in the work
- now form a space set apart for those who are to worship. The
- community. Then, once again set apart from the community, we
- of the community plays a part. In the single forms we see a
- ground-plan and rounded form. The building is bipartite but
- part of the larynx has inner value; no words could be uttered
- if the larynx did not contain a a particular form at the
- there may be only partial success in many cases and in other
- Title: Ways/Architecture: Lecture III: The New Conception of Architecture
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- land; it serves the Spirit, apart from the countryside, and
- place set apart and there be united with the spirit. The
- house of the community and the house set apart for the altar
- the community being set apart.
- from outside. This has no particular significance to-day, on
- Title: Ways/Architecture: Lecture IV: True Aesthetic Laws of Form
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- the spiritual world of which man is an integral part and of
- a part but which are infinitely deeper than the so-called
- each other and I want to speak of one particular aspect of
- formed because certain beings do not take part in the
- the lungs as the microcosm of the Earth (of this particular
- understanding of the spiritual world imparted by the
- structure. It is part of nature that the expedient and the
- Certain creatures live, let us say, in sand of a particular
- Title: Ways/Architecture: Lecture V: The Creative World of Colour
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- Colour: Part Three: The Creative World of Colour: Lecture I.
- particular work of art, but that he always created from a
- enclosed within some particular sphere of specialised
- concerned. More particularly are we struck with this
- himself and his own particular world of form?’ A study
- some extent penetration is made into the particular
- certain animals have feathers or skins of particular colours
- into certain parts of his skin. During the ancient moon
- cosmic soul, because colour is not only a part of form; the
- colour you give to a particular form places this form into
- as the creative element, as the upper part of the human head,
- our building is not an essential part of this spiritual
- inner driving force of the soul can become part of our very
- the soul of nature and of the whole cosmos and we partake of
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