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- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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- no reality in drawing and painting, only boundaries. How to
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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- 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
- been nothing but a first step, an introduction. In reality the World
- child, in reality? A child remains a child for at most twelve years,
- to the reality. In reality we receive at birth a model body which is
- say; he imitates the model, but in reality the inherited part is
- in reality everything about a child, even the worst
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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- that is not at all true. In reality, the child does not
- The reality is this, speaking of course in a general sense: the child
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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- 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
- 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
- reality, the so-called “practical” people least of all,
- reality that they look at everything in a disintegrated, isolated
- 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
- characteristic. We call the donkey lazy, because although in reality
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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- teaching the children numbers, out of the reality of what numbers
- fingers. In reality we count from 1-1 o on our ten fingers, then
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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- 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
- 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
- life. Then through your teaching reality will be carried back into
- life again. In our time we suffer terribly from the unreality of
- which is however an impossibility in reality, that you approach the
- which is not in accordance with reality. A man who can think in
- accordance with reality must sometimes have very painful experiences.
- lose sight of reality in our thinking.
- reality we should make the children do nothing, even in play, that is
- stray from reality. The intellect never penetrates as deeply into
- reality as fantasy does. Fantasy can go astray, it is true, but it is
- rooted in reality, whereas the intellect remains always on the
- himself to be in touch with reality as he stands in his class.
- Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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- Drawing. Lines have no reality in drawing and painting, only boundaries.
- point of view one feels that the reality should be represented in
- you have in reality is pictures. You make a hole in a wall; the sun
- idea at all of reality. By taking up drawing as a profession they
- have lost touch with all reality. It is terrible to try to talk to
- light and shade and out of the colours, for this is the reality of
- reality there are just light patches and dark patches. Nature does
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