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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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    • is something which is ONE. Now you divide it like this, and you have
    • then divide this whole into its parts; get him first to look at the
    • whole and then divide it and split it up; this is the right path to a
    • divide them so that each gets the same, for perhaps one child is
    • we divide our heap of apples into three parts.
    • Henry: “Divide the bread, but you must divide it in a Christian
    • way.” Then Henry said: “What does that mean, divide it in
    • “Oh well, in that case let Anna divide it in a Christian
    • apples, and have divided it up into three parts.
    • eighteen, and divide it up into the addenda; that is how to teach
    • with the sum, which is the whole, and divide it up into the single
    • addenda. Then you can go on to show that it can be divided up
    • within it, as the human being for example, then you cannot divide it
    • cannot now divide up the whole as you please; you cannot say: now I
    • then I can divide things up in different ways.
    • will divide up this whole group of people, here are three, here are
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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    • the lung is not symmetrical. One half is clearly divided into two
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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    • can see that it divides itself again into three sections, and it is
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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    • say: if a whole is divided in a certain way, what is the amount of
    • was divided into 30 units, but not monetary units. In the



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