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- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture I
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- of just those things which are necessary for someone who
- civilization that there is general talk around things —
- intend to treat the things in this course, (which I shall
- serve as information. But I shall try to treat these things
- something near to one's fellow man, a responseful interchange
- something to communicate, something to work for, something to
- things.) The willing to which we would like to fire a
- first sentences touch on something that, until now, had not
- here in the Goetheanum, it is naturally something quite
- the world on the subject in question. Everything else has at
- means reflect on all these concrete things if one wishes to
- something essentially different from the understanding gained
- through listening. And these things must be considered if one
- grasping of a thing. The person is in need of this activity
- whenever he wishes to grasp a thing. He needs the cooperation
- have something in our lecture which in a sufficiently strong
- tell him something he is eager to hear, but when we expect
- lecture at them. And that too is something of which we must
- Everything
- something very clever or very stupid. Everything we say may
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- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture II
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- to give expression to the things of the outer world through
- makes much difference how one speaks about the things of the
- things somewhat radically, just in order to show the exact
- things.
- such things as the threefold order of the social
- unconsciously, to approach speaking about things as if they
- the threefold order of the social organism is nothing which
- approach things from the start with these feelings, otherwise
- order is something which indeed simply follows from the
- that point in historical development where things can go no
- time must reach a point at which something new must set in.
- necessary to familiarize oneself inwardly with these things,
- is everything in the world in which we live and which we help
- being, so must also the lecture in which something flows be
- German, for example, then indeed everything denoted in the
- the least meaning. For something flowed into these languages
- elocution. In the German language elocution is something
- element. One experienced the thought element as something
- was meant to speak in prose had something similar to the way
- longer have something click into it, because one feels at the
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- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture III
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- that is, calling to mind as much as possible everything one
- Whether such a thing is done by putting it onto paper, or
- which ensue to the point that these things can stand before
- single case, it is valid equally for everything. But let us
- that it makes sense to speak about these things at all, about
- a change in these things, in the present. But then it will be
- to these things. And here one will have to lead up through
- wanted to speak about these things today out of the circle of
- it means that it is nothing short of the sign of our present
- regards what can be attained. It is a matter of things that
- Marxism, or some such thing. Then one will, of course, be
- nothing of interest in being understood in this way.
- those who discuss have understood nothing. The others one
- the discussions. Those who have understood nothing usually
- them one will notice something along the following lines.
- hear even physically nothing else than what they have been
- nothing other than what they are long used to. And then they
- say: Well, the lecturer really told us nothing new! —
- — Fetch things out of experience, through which the
- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture IV
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- have said from the beginning, the really proper thing finally
- that something new would have to come, and to begin with it
- anything like this is said, it can be replied: Yes, but there
- There, the feeling that things cannot continue the way they
- Things must
- like to show how an elasticity of concepts for these things
- things. Most of the time, he is condemned to speak in the
- evening, when he wants to present something concerning the
- lecturer talks about things vouchsafed for the future. One
- there were statistics on these things, one would be
- attention to these things, because the time is drawing near
- things makes lecturing easier too. Whereas there is otherwise
- Various things
- one's own speaking is something that ought to be refrained
- Things
- superiority, to begin with, turned the things he had to say
- things up, of getting things from the other speaker. Where a
- everything one has known hitherto, drive it all down into the
- actually ends inconsequentially, in fact it comes to nothing.
- something quite different than I would. But it was equally
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- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture V
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- recitation, or some such thing), — in a lyrical manner
- through the way of delivering the matters that everything one
- something like that could be said. I say specifically,
- “how, approximately, something like that could be
- be such a thing as a theoretical political economy. Instead,
- if one were informed on all and everything by the facts
- about something like that if one presents it to people by
- nothing about the economic life; that if he wants to arrive
- how today's abstract market brings things together, whose
- has reduced everything into an abstract realm; that is, it
- has reduced everything in the economic life to the turn-over
- everything should have been transported from one territory
- something like this, you will then have the experience
- the end, in a sense, contains something that, as a theme, was
- the hammer for something. That can be achieved, if one
- the latter pliable and dextrous is something that must be
- Something a bit more complicated:
- something like this once, or ten times; but again and again
- regulate the breath in the pauses, something one has to pay
- letting the breath disturb you, to regulate the breathing by
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- Title: Art of Lecturing: Lecture VI
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- gives something he has written to a reader. The speaker must
- such repetitions are varied, that the most important things
- it that the different ways he phrases one and the same thing
- aspect of speaking is, in general, something that must be
- and many other things which will be mentioned today. You
- for something, brings in a question in such a way that he
- during his listening in a breathing-in, breathing-out,
- breathing-in, breathing-out. That is not only important for
- a situation when the listener may be breathing out on hearing
- the truth. But, naturally, you have added something so that
- feet! And to surprise the listener with something about which
- themselves. They miss something that is being said, and when
- something unusual happens, the listener again pays attention,
- lawfulness. You will learn these things best if, in your
- speakers use such things. Such techniques are what lead
- believe that can learn something from what I am going to say:
- But that is something that is an indispensable precondition
- study. He said something which, as an image, fell completely
- things, if they are rightly felt, are those artistic means
- You will find that something may be most acute and
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