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• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture I
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  • most beautiful and ingenious ideas in a monologue before
  • such procedure even the most beautiful lecture is no longer a
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture II
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  • Threefold Order and the development of speech. Beautiful
  • One was supposed to speak beautifully! That was the first
  • task: to speak beautifully. Hence, one can really only learn
  • to speak beautifully today when one immerses oneself in the
  • old way of speaking. There was beautiful speaking. And
  • speaking beautifully is definitely a gift which comes to man
  • beautifully to the point that one really regarded singing,
  • is only a form of beautiful speaking stripped of much of the
  • beautiful speaking. For, wholly beautiful speaking is cultic
  • beautiful speaking found in the cult.
  • beautiful, so that one was thus a true speech artist when one
  • speaking beautifully is no longer taken into first
  • Beautiful speaking humanity owes to the Orient. Correct
  • this concept of humanism in a very beautiful sense is due to
  • the beautiful speaking and the correct speaking which we can
  • had speaking; the third form. Aside from beautiful or ugly
  • Aesthetics,” was that the beautiful is “the
  • that one must mean just the reverse: that the beautiful
  • language, it must there come to expression in beautiful
  • beautiful into the logical. Hence the custom has been
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• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture IV
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  • rights-relationships could be learnt most beautifully, this
  • And we should learn not merely beautiful, not merely
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture VI
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  • 15, could get together and think up the most beautiful
  • nothing more beautiful could be imagined. The people who