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• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture I
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  • himself the task of delivering a lecture for Anthroposophy is
  • soul-forces live, as you know, in thinking, feeling and
  • speaking of what should fill our souls, of what should live
  • lecture was delivered in the following way: It lay on each
  • earlier. The thought monologue which should be as lively as
  • one is continually when listening to him deliver a lecture
  • delivers to an audience until then unknown to one. Whenever,
  • really “tuned up” when one delivers one's
  • to deliver this lecture in the Recreation Hall in Weimar. It
  • the right way when delivering a single lecture. Of course, it
  • to use when delivering a lecture in public, or generally
  • must be entirely avoided in a lecture delivered to an
  • the material, enthusiasm which to a certain extent lives with
  • deliver no lecture that is not well prepared.
  • we are compelled to deliver a lecture on the so-called spur
  • question not of delivering mere lectures, but of doing
  • deliver lectures, but every man of us, and of course every
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture II
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  • comes to this: if, let us say, one delivers somewhere a
  • social organism lives, that the independent spiritual life
  • lives, that the rights or states life, regulated by the
  • people's majority, lives, that the economic life, shaped
  • solely out of itself, also lives. One can put strait jackets
  • is everything in the world in which we live and which we help
  • cannot be delivered in the manner which one could perhaps
  • This characteristic was continued, so that it lived in a
  • certain free way in Greece, lived in Rome, and shows its last
  • relationship to language still continues to live on in a
  • phase — professors who really continued to live on as
  • external, and that which declared itself lived inwardly. What
  • lived inwardly had to click into the linguistic form in
  • speaking; that is, click in so that what lives inwardly is
  • one can live in this picture as in something relatively
  • truth other than that which lives in useful, life-serviceable
  • no concern to us. But it is hard to live pleasantly if one
  • live, if one lives as if there were a God. So, let us set it
  • live in a kind of cloud-castle, and of what concern is it to
  • the speaking that this “As If” lives in it,
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• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture III
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  • subject itself. I say that for this example. If one lives
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture IV
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  • delivered here in Switzerland, in Germany, or whether at this
  • when it must be known how the human being actually lives.
  • twenty years ago.) The delegate Rickert delivered a speech in
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture V
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  • also prepare oneself for the form of delivery by immersing
  • through the way of delivering the matters that everything one
  • for the market were associated with all of those who lived in
  • truly alive relationships. There certainly existed such
  • claim that one delivers them in the same way as a part of the
  • concerns the economic life must live in your mind in a
  • the soul in a lively manner. Then, one should address this
  • speech-organs — instead one really lives, in speaking,
• Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture VI
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  • mainly on the listener's inhalation. The listener lives
  • important thing is the enthusiasm that lives in your hearts,