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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Preface
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  • these particular lectures were given, the young listeners had to
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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  • particularly marked in the last third of the nineteenth century.
  • which were read by those who played a part in shaping the cultural
  • assertion of their own particular standpoint is more important to
  • close, everyone began to have his own particular standpoint. One was
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture II
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  • particularly concerned with schools, with the sphere of education in
  • the nineteenth century it showed itself through a particular
  • as part of history, but history in a new, not old sense.
  • nineteenth and particularly in the twentieth century. For now, not
  • for example. For the most part people hear about the Waldorf School
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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  • reckons as part of the world only that which he experiences in his
  • striving among human beings of past epochs, apart from the fact that
  • aware of man's participation in the spiritual world.
  • do not think of the whole human being but only of part of him. One
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IV
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  • of the life of humanity in a particular region or period by knowing
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture V
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  • impartially, that direct perception of the divine had been lost. But
  • present age which has, apart from this, silenced inner work, moral
  • living human being. In the same way, looked at impartially, man's
  • the dead in an external way for the living kind of knowledge imparted
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VI
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  • instincts, depending on particular conditions of life. One could make
  • you see how in our times we have a parting of the ways! It becomes
  • the content of duty stands as a moral intuition imparted from
  • times in three months, Nature will ruin some particular crop on the
  • education and teaching there will have to be imparted much of that
  • act in which permeation by the spirit plays a part? Paracelsus still
  • everyday life. In olden times all moral life was a special part of
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VII
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  • measure. Many do not yet admit this impartially, particularly among
  • a great part of humanity has been asleep to this youth movement. When
  • Quite apart from the fact that in these writings there is still the
  • confidence in what he is imparting.
  • it is not correct. It is part of life that man should be permeated in
  • of the social life, namely, by confidence. In this particular domain,
  • young, even as part of the youth movement.
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VIII
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  • For one part of humanity matters were as I have described them; for
  • were born to play a leading part, from the fourth to the fourteenth
  • am speaking only of a part of humanity — destined to be born
  • life on earth before the sixth or seventh century, particularly
  • from Nature. Kepler felt himself to be partly an Initiate, and for
  • but particularly to the first third of the nineteenth century.
  • among those who, participating in the cultural life, did not really
  • further development of the microscope, particularly upon the views
  • particularly miraculous comes from people not wishing to develop the
  • heart plays no part. But try for once really to think actively and
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IX
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  • describing a particular activity of the soul as that of the
  • developed particularly by the Greeks and among them intellect was
  • It was not customary in those days to impart knowledge. It is so foreign
  • not wish to impart knowledge to the young — that this saying is
  • before there was any wish to impart knowledge the young should be
  • teaching quite apart from the personality of the teacher. We drag in
  • entirely apart from the personal only leads to the worst sides of the
  • thought, and how beauty was part of his speech. Only by letting the
  • had an artistic point of departure.
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture X
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  • could no longer believe in the ideas imparted by the older people in
  • so on till you piece together this whole life out of parts of about
  • criticize. I am saying this only because it is part of the natural
  • inner participation you study what has appeared with many
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XI
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  • these other parts of the organism develop wish, will, capacity for
  • child learning to speak. For then the head which has to take part in
  • particular importance, but the relation of the whole human being with
  • do not wish to stress any one of the following in particular. It is
  • the head is their most valuable part. But this has not brought them
  • has felt becomes part of his own nature. But this living ourselves
  • critical, for this is all part of the necessary development of
  • the earth there is only the physical part of man. The head
  • and comes from pre-earthly existence. In the particular coloring the
  • particularly disposed to feel in his heart what meets him in the
  • particularly in the period of life referred to. It is experienced,
  • teachers we are not particularly endowed with genius — one
  • part we do not — present company is always excepted — for
  • the most part we do not but we ask — well, perhaps on the door
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XII
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  • the hoof and other parts of its leg. Men did direct their gaze into
  • particularly inwardly — not theoretically — to feel, to
  • spirit and soul. Today we can do no other than keep these two apart,
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XIII
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  • century the dragon stood with particular intensity before the human
  • more ancient times men played a part in producing the dragon, but
  • Man's participation in spirituality has been wrested from him.
  • there, for then it would at once fall apart. In literature, what is
  • of the company of Michael. Only then shall we participate in what can
  • here by the Living Spirit, then at least in part what we wanted to
  • Spirit, even though we work apart in different spheres of life. The