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  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Cover Sheet
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Contents
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  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Preface
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  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • reaching to the depths of modern spiritual life, is necessary. When
    • in the last third of the nineteenth century, our modern style is raw
    • That, however, is certainly not the standpoint of the modern
    • expression of what is reigning in the innermost soul of the modern
    • consciousness the nearer the modern age approached. We lost not only
    • modern age. Well, of course, such things happen! Mankind may,
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture II
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • a man like Scotus Erigena to speak of Rights as modern people speak,
    • they are thought to be by modern scholars. Homer felt himself a kind
    • Event could not have been delayed until the modern age. It had to
    • profounder natures in the modern youth movement. By no means
    • powers. Modern youth, when it understands itself, is demanding to be
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • in addition to what is seen by the mere senses, in the way modern men
    • people do not ask: What has come about in modern mankind from the
    • us think of some earlier book on natural science. From the modern
    • point of view it is childish. But now let us put aside the modern
    • that time and what effect has a modern book? The modern book may be
    • brain. Modern thinking is a product of the brain. That is just the
    • secret — that modern thinking is a product of the brain. With
    • regard to modern thinking, materialism is quite right, but it is not
    • alive. Modern concepts are dead. Modern thinking is clever, but
    • But modern thinking is a product of the brain; earlier thinking was
    • up and took it back with him when he fell asleep. Modern thinking is
    • therefore, according to the way of modern science, we can be the
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IV
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • The achievements of the modern age are great. The moment the human
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture V
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
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    • of modern man. They could not get beyond the point they were then
    • us complete this survey of the condition of the soul of modern man by
    • thinking, out of which our whole modern civilization flows, bears the
    • modern man, since the first third of the fifteenth century, thinking
    • in the modern age, man began more and more to make what is dead into
    • science easy for modern man. For his thinking is dead by the time of
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VI
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • world of soul and spirit, what may be called in the modern sense of
    • education and instruction will have to shape themselves in a modern
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VII
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • to be found in a chapter of modern biology — or of some other
    • getting inside such a soul, even if for the modern soul it is
    • The modern human being sees only that he acquired it as a child. The
    • modern spiritual development has moved in the opposite direction.
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VIII
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • what I should like to call modern clairvoyance ceases to be anything
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
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    • centuries preceding the modern age, that is, up to the fifteenth
    • soul and consciousness soul, which means for modern humanity the
    • century, a real modern youth movement would not have been possible.
    • than what is being done today. We must reckon with modern conditions
    • man is limited to the physical body alone. With modern science there
    • imagine that with the methods of modern science man could know as
    • the laboratory which modern science makes it out to be. It still goes
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture X
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    • Greece, cannot be grasped by modern concepts. Even for the old
    • this modern age it is most unusual that such a thing happens, for
    • phantasy of which modern science speaks. To understand the fullness
    • modern object lesson is said to be behind the times. But one has to
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XI
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • modern culture does nothing to develop a sense for this. But this
    • that, relatively speaking, modern people know most. And what do they
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • seems grotesque to modern man but I am telling you facts — how
    • one can adequately describe the impulse that has entered modern
    • in the sense of modern evolution we must increasingly experience
    • suffering from the great cultural disease of modern times,
    • what to modern people appears quite horrible. They have spoken, for
    • revolution going on in the depths of modern souls if we are to reach
  • Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XIII
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    • hoping to carry the new Waldorf education into modern culture, he stressed
    • and living wisdom in teachers and so must reject modern adults' dead
    • is what modern civilization tells us. Previous civilizations
    • understood the kingdoms of Nature as arising out of man, modern
    • most potent factor in modern civilization. Man feels himself
    • considered a fool if one fights against what is regarded in modern
    • happened in modern civilization? Well, every science has become a
    • modern science tells us about the origin of life, about the
    • man's evolution than that of modern science. Everywhere the



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