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- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture I
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- the people who will be listening to him. He then naturally
- indeed if they wanted to understand it, but listening for a
- through listening. And these things must be considered if one
- simply falls away when only listening. This whole activity
- does not occur when simply listening. Nevertheless, this
- listening activity is bound up in a definite way with the
- only of the sense organ of the ear! Moreover, when listening,
- while listening to a lecture, but — should like to say
- — in quite another form when listening, because that
- back. There is not much difference between listening to a
- one is continually when listening to him deliver a lecture
- listening to oneself. For while we listen to ourselves
- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture IV
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- stomachs. Learn lecturing by listening: watch how others do it,
- students protect themselves by not listening!
- Above all, he should much prefer listening to another
- the world than listening to poor speakers. But at all events,
- even enjoy listening to others. For it is really through
- listening that one becomes a speaker, not through love of
- one a speaker is actually listening, developing an ear for
- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture V
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- himself with language, listening inwardly, will not receive
- becomes accustomed to listening, this can certainly also be
- required, so that listening in the spirit and speaking out of
- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture VI
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- during his listening in a breathing-in, breathing-out,
- speaking, it is also most important for listening. If the
- as it were, remain unused. Listening is diverted into
- a question. Listening takes place not only directly but
- thrown out, the whole process of listening is internalized.
- listening, at times he won't follow certain passages. He
- listening, you will direct your attention to how really good
- their mouths while listening, already speaks against this.
- listening — and, in fact, the movements correspond
- sound of church bells or a symphony, and listening to human
- one's own listening so that the speaker will actually
- listening to it. I mean that the formulation comes from the
- one is doing the listening.
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