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Anna Craycroft

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (8/19/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

For instance, through the response which is made to the child’s instinctive babblings the child comes to know what those babblings mean; they are transformed into articulate language and thus the child is introduced into the consolidated wealth of ideas and emotions…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (8/12/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

Consciousness itself arises, writes Mearleau-Ponty, in the realization that “I am able” meaning the realization that one can reach beyond the immediate…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (8/5/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

The primary word is not a straightforward symbol for a concept but rather an image, a picture, a mental sketch of a concept, a short tale about it—indeed, a small work of art…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (7/29/2013)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

In accordance with a simple, necessary, and self-conditioned law of life, the development of the child proceeds from a definite, invisible, unchangeable, implicit unity, which is in harmony with a corresponding unity in the cosmos…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (7/22/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

word = work = praxis
sacrifice of action = verbalism
sacrifice of reflection = activism

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (7/15/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

The aim is an inner one, namely, that the child train himself to observe; that he be led to make comparisons between objects, to form judgments, to reason and to decide…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (7/8/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

If the act of thinking is itself motor, its expression is somewhat attenuated in adults…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (7/2/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

It is important that you yourself try to develop the letter in a meaningful way out of the drawing element…

Anna Craycroft: A Weekly Correspondence (6/24/13)

By Anna Craycroft × In Conversation

The person has a hundred languages, a hundred hands, a hundred thoughts…