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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • medieval thinking. Contrast Atomic Theory. In real life we have first
    • real phenomena of life. The problem of fatigue. Wrong
    • Composition. Sums from real life, not abstractions.
    • year. Healthiness of English weights and measures as related to real
    • no reality in drawing and painting, only boundaries. How to
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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    • of humility, but there really is something very special
    • has been tried, we are bound to state that a real knowledge of the
    • when no real knowledge of man was possible owing to the materialism
    • to such things as thinking, feeling and willing we find no reality in
    • reality mere dilettantism. It is just as though a physiologist were
    • without conveying any sense of reality. For instance it is not
    • these things are realities. But today no one knows how to speak of
    • these realities of the soul in the same way as he can of the
    • realities of the body, so that as teachers of children we are quite
    • themselves to it, and no one notices the harm that is really
    • been nothing but a first step, an introduction. In reality the World
    • my hearers shall really endeavour to direct their observation, even
    • child, in reality? A child remains a child for at most twelve years,
    • realise how different from each other the various ages are. The child
    • surroundings, then you will realise that it is the spirit from the
    • would be a terrible tragedy, a really terrible tragedy. For you see,
    • to the reality. In reality we receive at birth a model body which is
    • first seven years of our life that our body is really inherited, but
    • All talk of heredity will not lead you far unless you realise how
    • say; he imitates the model, but in reality the inherited part is
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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    • place. The child during the first seven years is really completely
    • stops here, but this picture-forming process is really only the
    • seven years is really an eye. If something takes place in the child's
    • io believe that it really is something suitable for children, but it
    • is of no use at all. It really has no value whatsoever, and the whole
    • people really are clever. Whenever a few people get together and
    • really entirely sense-organ.
    • this as the first principle of a real art of education. You must be
    • laid down, real hair and goodness knows what all! But with this the
    • described above with real hair and so on, is only a conventional
    • that can make him a really good teacher.
    • something that is really quite foreign to him. For example, the
    • how writing really originated, only today it is difficult to
    • sun! You must really admire it; stand like this so that you can look
    • drawing). You can really get the vowels from the gesture, the
    • begin with the picture. That is not a magic sign but something real
    • today are really not suited to the human being till a later age, in
    • one will not be able to proceed as one really should today because
    • realise this. The teacher is autonomous. Within this one unifying
    • its very freedom excellent because it is bound up with real true
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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    • But it is particularly in this realm that we must be guided by what
    • point is really this.
    • things from them, you are doing something which has no reality. A
    • plant by itself is not a reality. If you pull out a hair and examine
    • it as though it were a thing by itself, that would not be a reality
    • outlines with our eyes that it is real. But if you look at a stone
    • rose is only a reality together with the whole rosebush. The hair is
    • nothing in itself, but is only a reality when considered with the
    • examined by themselves. This has no relation to reality, and such a
    • very long way. And when you realise that the small clod of earth
    • you will be teaching something which is quite unreal. This will have
    • of how to cultivate the land if he knows how the soil is really part
    • reality, the so-called “practical” people least of all,
    • for they are really all theoretical as I showed you in our first
    • reality that they look at everything in a disintegrated, isolated
    • to understand how the earth is really a part of plant life you must
    • him for here is something real. I firmly believe that this is a
    • reality, for it is an object lesson, but all the time you are looking
    • at something which is not a reality at all. This kind of
    • of learning about plants is just as unreal as though it were a matter
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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    • at first, will never really be able to do them perfectly in the end
    • every imaginable kind of question. Your task in all this is really to
    • really find its way into the children's hearts. This can only be
    • yet really be cultivated, but all thinking should be developed in a
    • this figure; he will really get the feeling that the figure is not
    • the way to inculcate in the child a real feeling for form, harmony,
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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    • thinking. Contrast Atomic Theory. In real life we have first a basket
    • essential for you to have some understanding of the real essence of
    • say that whatever one really understands has this intimate connection
    • to count things and what really happens when you count. You will
    • and that you did once learn to count, but actually you do not really
    • that have no connection with real life. The modern age has proved
    • also?” Then he will come to realise that the four strokes IIII
    • from real life, and only when number has thus been worked out
    • teaching the children numbers, out of the reality of what numbers
    • peculiar organ this human head really is, and how useless for our
    • spiritual activities are concerned it is really not nearly so much in
    • real meaning for man when he knows something of his former earth
    • fingers. In reality we count from 1-1 o on our ten fingers, then
    • occurs. The head in man is really only an apparatus for reflecting
    • for sport does not really make people skilled. What does make a man
    • foot, to write figures with his foot. This can be of real
    • can awaken the thought that the ONE is really the comprehensive thing
    • counting, real counting, should be presented to the child before he
    • building out of these. The latter procedure was really only
    • Physics, which really only comes from education. For atoms are really
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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    • body of man only really begins at the change of teeth. The etheric
    • organism. It is therefore of real importance for the teacher to try
    • yourselves therefore should really try to learn anatomy by modelling
    • model such forms as the lung or something similar. It is really
    • forms which the child paints or models, for then you will be really
    • between the seventh and fourteenth year? It does not really come to
    • upon the spinal column. Our nerves are really a kind of lyre, a
    • really begins to play upon the single nerve fibres with the
    • are really in a bad way, we human beings, because the head does not
    • there is something that should really be present in the child at a
    • really call forth a feeling for music in his whole organism, and you
    • should really only be a kind of memorising instrument, is of course
    • it that he really comes to possess all these things as an inward
    • teaching for the child entering school, but he ought not really to
    • really fed: r, o, l, l. It is the same thing for every
    • abstract. Man can no longer really feel his way into language. Look
    • aside, and one skips over the real feeling of the sounds. But the
    • what is really contained in a word, that they feel the inward
    • external world. This we should really experience in our feeling, be
    • all untrue. It is really all nonsense. Space is something concrete of
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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    • of science teaching from twelfth year only, and connected with real
    • real life, not abstractions. Einstein's Theory. The Kindergarten
    • section extends from the twelfth year up to puberty, and it is really
    • only now that the child really begins to understand the inanimate
    • make it clear to ourselves that this is really how things are: in the
    • the essential thing, to begin with real life in considering the
    • He does not get tired if you start from real life. He gets tired if
    • is the real nature of rhythm? Now if I think a great deal,
    • the child tires, what is it they really observe? They observe how
    • connect them with real life. It is possible to connect all the
    • phenomena of Physics with real life, but we ourselves must have
    • be taken from real life. This is something which you can often hear
    • and in accordance with reality. But first of all we must acquire a
    • feeling for what is actually in accordance with reality. I will give
    • connect addition with real life. 14
    • but where can you find such a sum in reality? The men are all living
    • bring such an unreality into an arithmetical example, then this way
    • have in reality. For each single prisoner who is sentenced, the 75
    • free long before the 75 years are over, so that it has no reality at
    • that is the important thing, to make straight for the reality in
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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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    • as related to real life. Decimal system as an intellectual abstraction.
    • Drawing. Lines have no reality in drawing and painting, only boundaries.
    • is the real difference between multiplication and division in this
    • the other factor has to be found. Of course this really gives what is
    • first school years it is really only in the method of expression that
    • have done that for two or two-and-a-half years and have really seen
    • concrete is just that kind of Arithmetic which one uses most in real
    • pleasanter system of measures! These are things which really keep
    • originally we really had a natural measurement. I have told you that
    • abstract. 100 is really only 10 times 10. Now, whether I have 10
    • is really the same. In the one case the dogs, and in the other the 10
    • is the concrete thing. The real secret of calculation is that the
    • regard to the teaching of drawing, it is really a question of viewing
    • lines, but in the real world there is no such thing as a line. In the
    • real world there is, for example, the sea. It is represented by
    • the sea, is really a very abstract statement. So from the artistic
    • point of view one feels that the reality should be represented in
    • there when I draw a face? Does such a thing as this really exist?
    • bring lines into it, and form a face from them, is really an untruth:
    • artistic feeling will prompt you to work out what is really there out
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