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• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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  • possible. Vowels are expression of feeling, consonants are imitation
  • of external processes. Each language expresses a different conception.
  • of feeling, Eurythmy will develop naturally, expressing inner and
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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  • seven years of life and not what you express outwardly in words as a
  • it is always different. The whole character of a person is expressed
  • of what man is, this will be expressed in his face, and this it is
  • the meaning and spirit of what man wanted to express in picture
  • then expresses its wonder thus: Ah! Then you paint this gesture and
  • above all what is expressed in Eurythmy, letting him take up this
  • often expressed by the teachers to have as many discussions as
  • ideas, but, if I may express myself so, it is the imponderable
  • can express a thing infinitely more fully and more richly if we
  • who is naturally healthy feels the necessity to express everything in
  • in the legends, fairy tales and myths, for they express a higher
  • “I” of his. But this is an abstract way of expressing it.
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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  • that is spread out in the animal kingdom. We can express it like
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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  • express it negatively — to dispense with the usual timetable.
• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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  • as little translation as possible. Vowels are expression of feeling,
  • consonants are imitation of external processes. Each language expresses
  • of feeling, Eurythmy will develop naturally, expressing inner and outer
  • the external expression of this replacing of the old body by a new
  • only expresses certain forms. For you will find that the child has an
  • consists, of course, of sounds, and is either the expression of the
  • expression of something external and then there is a consonant. But
  • always the expression of astonishment, wonder. Or again, a fly
  • settles on my forehead; I say: E (Eh). That is the expression of
  • English included, we find that the vowel A expresses astonishment and
  • form is expressed when you
  • then you are expressing the fact that the head establishes or
  • confirms something. Here you are expressing something quite
  • Thus different things are expressed in the different
  • thing was expressed everywhere, so that this primeval language was
  • the same for all. Then people began to separate and to express things
  • conception is expressed in each word, something that can only be
  • expressed out of feeling. We must take this into account in language
  • active and passive expressions, and longest of all the expression of
  • sensations: Oh! Ah! I (ee), E (eh); these interjectional expressions
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• Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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  • first school years it is really only in the method of expression that
  • like to express, in conclusion, what you will readily appreciate,
  • should like to express the hope that you may succeed in making use of