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• Title: Foreword: First Scientific Lecture-Course
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  • first had to be rekindled and awakened in our time — a
  • good thing for mankind that in this Movement some
  • senses. The most they did was to declare that with the kind
  • called in vain, for a clear recognition of this kind. The
• Title: Prefatory Note: First Scientific Lecture-Course
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  • Man and of Mankind” by Rudolf Steiner (1911):
• Title: First Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • friend Dr. Stein has kindly been recalling, I may add one more. It
  • by their own researches — a kind of “reductio ad
  • current, customary science and the kind of scientific outlook which
  • several creatures and phenomena he may form concepts of species, kind
  • attempts to gather up the single phenomena into kinds and species. So
  • is to some extent, this kind of scientific outlook was predominant in
  • kind of phenomena which he calls archetypal, — the
  • kind. Hence too for Goethe in the last resort there are not what may
  • certain force. This force we are accustomed to regard as a kind of
  • this kind of force involves, we must have recourse to the balance
  • can issue, For this kind of effect in Nature, we are obliged to
  • forces of some kind. It will be the dawn of a new world-conception in
• Title: Second Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • partially and on a small scale whenever you come into any kind of
  • about by one kind of connection with the material life —
  • kindred colours — orange and reddish. At the other pole is what
  • we may describe as blue and kindred colours — indigo and violet
  • following. We will remain purely within the given facts. Kindly
  • dimming of it, we have the two kinds of entry of the dimming or
  • darkening into the light, — the two kinds of interplay between
• Title: Third Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • explain is in its essence a special kind of interplay of light and
  • find out for himself. Buettner, Privy Councillor in Jena, was kind
  • was uniform white he saw nothing of the kind. Goethe was roused. He
  • We see a kind of interaction between them. Taking our start from what
  • — then, my dear Friends, I am already fancying all kinds of
  • they divest the eye of any kind of activity of its own; only from
  • IIIf). The human eye, as you know, is in form like a kind of
  • a kind of lens. The lens is carried by a muscle known as the ciliary
  • a quite external and objective kind of fluid. The lens too is still
  • What is it due to? It is due to there being two different kinds of
• Title: Fourth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • corresponds a kind of substance, so that seven colours altogether are
  • through the prism is to Newton like a kind of chemical analysis,
  • they assumed that waves of this kind are also kindled in the ether.
  • the waves are of a different kind from those of sound. In sound there
  • kind of relation to it, it may well have a dimming or even
  • can make spectra of this kind appearing not as a proper spectrum but
  • selfless enough to let the kindred yellow light arising here it would
• Title: Fifth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • alchemical experiments with a kind of Heavy Spar (Barytes). He made
  • — after the light had been removed. Stones of this kind were
  • this kind — bearers of light, i.e. phos-phores.
  • When in this way a body shines with one kind of light while illumined
  • by another kind of light, we call the phenomenon Fluorescence. And,
  • but more as a kind of function, an outcome of the division sum. Thus
  • direct kind; nothing is interposed between you and the colours. When
• Title: Sixth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • through this kind of schooling it is extremely difficult for you to
  • never to speak of rays of light or anything of that kind, but only of
  • this outer semblance, all kinds of theoretical inventions were added
  • kind of lightness, just as untrue is it to say that there is only one
  • kind of darkness. It is as one-sided as it would be to declare:
  • notion of a merely abstract space to the kind of space that is not
  • space, with a kind of in-drawing of the light. It is as though our
  • kind of enrichment when in a light-filled space. We draw the light
  • as we do so, here once again we feel a kind of polarity prevailing,
  • we may say: here something similar must be at work. Some kind of
  • that the different kinds of ether-vibrations are dispersed by the
  • prism; these different kinds of vibrations then appear to us as
  • have to regard light as a kind of electro-magnetic radiation. It only
• Title: Seventh Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • did. In the last resort I wish to lead you to a certain kind of
  • in the meantime as a kind of preparation. We are not advancing in
  • fully when we go on from certain kinds of physical phenomena to
  • us is a kind of intermediary between the airy and the solid state.
  • kind of demonology — or rather, not described at all. We
  • consciousness a kind of midway level — a niveau. You
  • water is a kind of drum or flywheel which we now bring into quick
• Title: Eighth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • have gradually discovered what kind of movement it is. It takes
  • too can be directly demonstrated. We kindle a note in this metallic
  • holes. We can rotate it rapidly. Herr Stockmeyer will be so kind as
  • experiments of this kind shew how the pitch of the note is
  • cochlea, filled with a kind of fluid, and here the auditory nerve
  • — the aqueous humour. What kind of organ would that
  • the eye, we have a kind of monologue, — as when you converse
  • conditions for a kind of suction to arise, — this is a true
  • non-spatial realm into the spatial. Of course the kind of sound,
  • the particular tone that is drawn in, is modified by the kind of
• Title: Ninth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • kind, with the resinous rod it proves to be opposite in kind. Using
  • across the gap. Now you are also aware that this kind of
  • more intense when the vacuum is higher. Look how a kind of movement
  • this kind led Crookes and others to the idea that what is there in
  • due to something of a material kind — though in a very
  • therefore was convinced that this was a kind of material spray,
  • such a tube, they now imagined there to be two different kinds of
  • other bodies, call forth a kind of fluorescence; the materials
  • So they were dealing already with many different kinds of rays.
  • kind that contain radium, as it is called.
  • They no longer had names enough for all the different kinds! They
  • it. So has the sound, the ear. For warmth too, a kind of
  • Formerly, he says, we tried to imagine in all kinds of ways, how
• Title: Tenth Lecture (First Scientific Lecture-Course)
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  • emerges like a kind of shadow behaves like external matter. It
  • kind of effects we are accustomed to see in matter.
  • shew you the kind of rays produced by this apparatus: they are
  • current through. This is the kind of rays usually made visible by
  • yesterday. We observe this kind too, therefore.
  • sheaves of rays — rays of three kinds, to begin with. We
  • for instance, revealing all these different kinds of rays, the
  • pupils some kind of proof, some demonstration of the fact. We do it
  • most exact of Sciences, is modern mankind's dream of Nature.
  • inadequate, they now introduce a kind of statistical method. Taking
  • numerical relations also empirical in kind. They then use the
  • than the mere material element. You are obliged to kindle your own
  • indicated a kind of pathway for this scientific realm, — a
  • reality. If you yourselves are imbued with the kind of scientific
  • order of mankind. On the other hand, people fail to realize how
  • deeply the ideas of Physics penetrate into the life of mankind.
  • Konigsberg and all their kindred. How much will be to do in this
  • Mankind, my
  • where the new things which mankind needs can spring to life. In the