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July 29, 2010

Finance at the Threshold - Rethinking the Real and Financial Economies

Why did the banks stop lending to one another, and why at this moment in history? Is the problem merely a matter of over loose credit due to the relaxation of...


June 24, 2010

New politics still waiting for breakthrough in the Philippines

When the Philippines went to the polls in May, more than 50 million voters chose candidates to fill a total of 18,000 offices ranging from the president through senators...


June 24, 2010

Mulberry students ‘draw their dreams’ for playground makeover

Students were asked to draw a picture of what they would like the remodeled playground to look like and the response ranged from simple ideas like a butterfly garden to...

Speech Formation

Speech formation and drama based on anthroposophy are contemporary spiritual art forms developed from 1903 onwards in collaboration between the spiritual scientist Rudolf Steiner and the actress Marie von Sievers.

They draw on a long tradition and have been further developed for the practical areas of performance art, education and therapy. The foundation of anthroposophically orientated dramatic art is the artistic interpretation of literature (in epic, lyric and dramatic styles) in recitation, declamation and conversation.

This, in turn, draws on individual and authentic, artistic expression, taking account of the laws inherent in speech and poetry, such as sound, rhythm, gesture of word and breath, content and style. Speech formation is an art of speech practised as performance art in speaking and acting, at readings, recitation to accompany eurythmy, and in theatrical plays.


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