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- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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- human science, according to Nature, would have to become an artist,
- cultivate science. What does it matter to us if Nature is an artist?
- science — when the Swabian doctor Julius Robert Maier was
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture II
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- beings, but only for science. And science led an existence among men
- science. It is sometimes necessary to express such things
- pictorially. And so this objective science was now going about among
- Science.”
- science. And then other things are added to science and these
- so-called treasures of science become an accumulation, something
- human reality is expelled; “objective” science is
- creature “Science,” which came upon the scene in many
- objective science. And having made its acquaintance, having this
- objective science continually introduced to one, one perceived that
- which may not be uttered in the presence of objective science. I am
- Objective science prides itself on having nothing of the ‘philo’
- look at my book, Occult Science, it will be brought home to you.
- science. How did man express his relation to the world? By reference
- with the objective science that goes about as a being among men
- anywhere else, man dreams and because objective science works mostly
- aims at being life, not science, not cleverness but art, vital
- with intellectualism. This objective science which goes about and has
- is going about in this objectivity of science. People need something
- tightly shut. Objective science — I cast no reproaches, for I
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- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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- one thinks of asking: What educational effect has the science that is
- us think of some earlier book on natural science. From the modern
- therefore, according to the way of modern science, we can be the
- science, through external observation and experiments and the
- his scientific conscience, that Anthroposophy materializes the world.
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IV
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- is at last possible to silence, so far as science is concerned, all
- equal vigor, science declared should be forever silenced.
- with the natural science of the day. Paul Rée has written the
- also a book on The Genesis of Conscience. This book, which everyone
- conscience. This voice of conscience is simply what has arisen out of
- from within as if it were the voice of conscience.
- But he was also quite clear that when views on natural science were
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture V
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- have explained them to you, are the outcome of Spiritual Science;
- “conscience.” But the term was always applied in the
- earth. External science cannot get much beyond, shall I say, a
- simply disappear; science has silenced them. Human beings even when
- mentioned in connection with natural science, for supernaturalism was
- faith and not knowledge. Science stops short at the supernatural —
- people got excited and said that this was no longer science;
- since that time that an inorganic natural science could arise,
- itself to what was external. Natural science became increasingly pure
- science and nothing more, and this continued until, at the end of the
- science easy for modern man. For his thinking is dead by the time of
- dead thinking, science can be founded, but with it the young can
- education, if rigidified objective science which comprehends only
- I called upon the living, the purely Spiritual Science is dead.
- Science cannot make what is living flow from the mouth. And without
- Occult Science.
- acknowledge that outer science by its very nature can only comprehend
- science.
- child. Out of a science of language such as Fritz Mauthner has
- us out of the unconscious. We must find a science that is alive. We
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- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VI
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- entered into the science of healing. It was a branch of the religious
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VII
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- had to strive towards something living, a certain science, a certain
- embodied knowledge, embodied science, that is striven for as we
- Science — I mean science as it was actually pursued, not what
- frequently goes by the name of science — could be stored up,
- libraries. Science gradually was not really wanted any more. Hence it
- pre-eminently adapted to science, which hardly touches the human
- own special subject. In short, life in science became so objective
- science that has grown old and is no longer wholesome for the soul to
- science must be there, a new spiritual life, able once again to unite
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VIII
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- thinking about Nature has become an impossibility for later science.
- I mean for the external science of the times following his; for
- science did not realize where the difference lay between external
- science and that of Goethe. But I do not want to speak about this.
- from science, nevertheless he still retained the spiritual life in
- Certainly at that time science was not at its zenith. But that is
- speaking of what was experienced in science. And about that one can
- verify what Spiritual Science reveals to us, namely, that at the end
- become dried up by the prejudice that in science one must be
- Spiritual Science is the truly objective science, but not in the
- happened — the slogan “Psychology, science of the soul
- philosophers said that we need a soul-science without soul. What the
- content with a science bereft of Spirit. And when one looks into
- Science, one finds in the last third of the nineteenth century a
- Spiritual Science if that spark, that lightning, through which
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IX
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- grammar, dialectic and rhetoric. These were not sciences. For it is
- you see, with the help of the recognized sciences, today knowledge of
- man is limited to the physical body alone. With modern science there
- his physical body. That is why science can only speak conclusively —
- imagine that with the methods of modern science man could know as
- assume that science had reached its highest peak, it would still only
- more people wish in our objective science to avoid carefully
- the laboratory which modern science makes it out to be. It still goes
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture X
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- evolution. Let me tell you what spiritual science has discovered
- Education of the Child from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science. On
- the terminology of my Occult Science. At the zenith of Greek culture,
- phantasy of which modern science speaks. To understand the fullness
- only way to listen to lectures on Spiritual Science, as meant here,
- inner activity. To listen to Spiritual Science means to invite the
- today. Spiritual Science is an invitation to this inner activity,
- Spirit into what goes by the name of knowledge and science.
- Science
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XI
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- he absorbs in science, so far as he regards it as valid, is acquired
- different person. It is the ideal of science that everyone should be
- were everyone to teach a different science. But that could not be,
- for science confines itself to what is the same for all human beings.
- give science an artistic form through the way it is presented, but
- not through the content of science as science is understood today.
- Science is not an individual affair. Hence during the primary school
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XII
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- another age came in my book Occult Science. I have called it the old
- days. The science of education first arose when man could no longer
- Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XIII
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- century onwards natural science has been triumphantly progressing,
- of energy simply means that science has entirely barred the way
- happened in modern civilization? Well, every science has become a
- modern science tells us about the origin of life, about the
- zoology, history, out of every science — saw himself confronted
- Science; that is to say, Michael actually penetrates from spiritual
- authority of science is the most powerful that has ever been
- yet he can say: “But science has established that.”
- People are struck dumb by science, even if one has a truth to utter.
- man's evolution than that of modern science. Everywhere the
- Hence any fool can say that it is not true that external science is
- Michael: those who grew up with science and were not so bewitched by
- must no longer nurture the dragon by cultivating a science with
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