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  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Appendix to Lecture 5
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    • course it can be drawn more clearly but I think you will understand
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Preface
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    • thinking than a rigid decimal numeration.
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Synopsis of Lectures
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    • symmetry. Concentration exercises to awaken an active thinking as
    • medieval thinking. Contrast Atomic Theory. In real life we have first
    • clear, visual proof, based on practical thinking. This will arouse
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 1
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    • to such things as thinking, feeling and willing we find no reality in
    • the ordinary Psychology of today. We still use the words thinking,
    • psychologists have to say about thinking, feeling and willing is in
    • thinking, feeling and willing are mere words which are uttered
    • thinking is old; that in fact thinking is willing grown old, and
    • willing is a youthful thinking in the soul. Thus everything
    • of a young child we have the old thinking and the young willing
    • speak and think truthfully. So if anyone asks you how to become a
    • War arose out of this unpractical thinking, but that was only an
    • and must learn something. Then one thinks how best to teach so that
    • once. You would never think of putting it on. But when you come down
    • of life a child learns to walk, to speak and to think, out of the
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 2
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    • day it is easy enough to think out a curriculum, because everyone in
    • must develop this way of thinking, for an immense amount depends upon
    • characteristic phenomena of life and only think out how to educate
    • the soul life. The sense-organs do not think; they perceive pictures,
    • Eurythmy gestures and movements. Think for instance of an O. One
    • spirit he can do entirely what he thinks right. You will say: Yes,
    • several years. Why do you think that all the teachers approve of the
    • question of what he himself thinks out and discovers out of his own
    • might think they were said out of vanity; indeed they are not said
    • living. For as yet the child has no reason to think that the stone
    • feel and live as if they were people, thinking, feeling and speaking
    • child is not only what one thinks out or what one can convey in
    • child wants an image and he wants to think of him- self as an image
    • to him, and this is good because you think it good. You must be for
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 3
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    • earth. This is of great significance for his whole life. For think
    • strata. They think of it as one layer deposited upon another. But
    • cannot think of human beings in this way. We cannot think of one man
    • being has these things within him. When we think of this matter in
    • Think for
    • has many kinds of smell; just think how a dog specialises in his
    • think of a man altered in one direction or another, simplified or
    • comes to think of himself standing on the earth as though he were
    • but he will think of the whole animal kingdom as the great analysis
    • thinking will then be in accordance with nature. Through our efforts
    • unnatural about it. But above all they have no idea how to think nor
    • and knowledge of man. Think once again of the two things of which I
    • too!” For they had been brought up to think of Arithmetic as
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 4
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    • symmetry. Concentration exercises to awaken an active thinking as
    • twice we have succeeded in thinking out a pictorial presentation of a
    • the night wondering what to think of the great blue sky-violet who
    • all night long she had only been thinking, and she was fresh and not
    • blue and stretches out in all directions. Now think of a little bit
    • yet really be cultivated, but all thinking should be developed in a
    • observation which is permeated with thought, and thinking which is
    • permeated with imaginative observation. His thinking will all be
    • pictorial imaginative thinking by saying to him: “Touch your
    • years old, they will teach him how to think — to think for his
    • whole life. Learning to think directly through the head is not the
    • kind of thinking that will last him his life. He will become
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 5
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    • thinking. Contrast Atomic Theory. In real life we have first a basket
    • practical thinking. This will arouse fresh wonder every time.
    • the following: Imagine that you want to think over how you first came
    • somewhere else in yourself.” The child will think finally of
    • are. For people generally think that numbers were thought out by
    • what the body does. The body thinks, the body counts. The head is
    • body, thinking is also done by the body, and feeling too is done with
    • looking at external objects. You should develop the child's thinking
    • people thinking of every single thing as being put together out of
    • to thinking of wrongly for the last four or five centuries; they have
    • addenda can change. This peculiarity of number, that you can think of
    • see this if you think of the story of Mary and her mother and the
    • soul. You must always be thinking of how you can bring life, not
    • thought has life in it. Just think how dead it is when you say: I
    • point is that we must never, never separate thinking from visual
    • when you count on your fingers or toes you have to think about these
    • body. If a man only thinks with his head, rather than with his limbs
    • think it over afterwards you will have forgotten it again. You must
    • degrees. They do not get it at once, they have to think it out each
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 6
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    • know or rather does not need to think of the fact that when he says
    • let us think, what is the vowel A [
    • thinks of the word simply as something written down or something
    • let us think: “Kopf,” what is
    • only “think” language with their head. Therefore when
    • become so accustomed to think of the earth as round that when someone
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Lecture 7
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    • thinking of the child's fantasy, and therefore, as I have often said,
    • is the real nature of rhythm? Now if I think a great deal,
    • think; you breathe all day long. Your heart beats at night as well as
    • of thinking will be adopted by the young people and will be taken
    • guide the child to think only about things that are to be found in
    • men's thinking, and the teacher has need to consider this very
    • sound more quickly than it travels itself, and then if you think this
    • what it can lead to, if theories arise out of a kind of thinking
    • which is not in accordance with reality. A man who can think in
    • lose sight of reality in our thinking.
    • reason, as I have already told you, we should not think out what are
    • We have to think much more carefully than is usually the case in
    • Think how
  • Title: Kingdom of Childhood: Questions and Answers
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    • think of division in two ways. One is that which I have just
    • number itself is treated as something concrete. And if you think this
    • thinking by the importance attached to drawing. From this has arisen
    • misunderstanding. You might otherwise think I had something personal
    • This then is how you should think of the free Religion
    • English School, I should first like to say that I think this must be



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