Descriptive
Our human nature questions us, it seems to hide behind appearances! What do we see of her other than her form? But what is behind, inside, before, after? How does experience, the feeling of our deep nature, find the way to a knowledge linking the different aspects of it?
Approaching the human form will awaken us, make us attentive to the world, to others, to ourselves. Being attentive, developing attention, is a precious human quality that opens the possibility of a subtle, intimate perception of the world. If the shape of a simple pebble seems to be the fortuitous result of external events, the shape of a tool is clearly the result of an intention, of an idea. What about a sculpture? of a living organic form? Isn't there an idea behind each form? Every form speaks of a story and carries a brand, a “personality”. Let's think of the shape of an oak or a fir tree. Isn’t this the expression of a “personality”? The form is significant because it reveals a physiognomy and this is why it can constitute an entry point to our study. Furthermore, does this human form still suit us in the evolution of the current world and humanity? Where does it come from? How can we situate it in relation to other living forms, animals, plants?
We will see how both the scientific and poetic-artistic approach can mutually enrich each other through the grace of our childish faculty of wonder.
Les objectifs du cours sont :
Comprendre la forme humaine et son évolution d'un point de vue phénoménologique.
Examiner le concept de métamorphose et son application dans différents règnes de la nature.
Explorer les correspondances entre la forme humaine et les images archétypales du zodiaque.
Appréhender l'évolution des êtres vivants sur terre à travers l'étude de la métamorphose.
Expérimenter les formes dans le mouvement grâce à l'eurythmie.
Favoriser une compréhension holistique de la relation entre forme, mouvement et développement évolutif.
Presentation of the module by the speaker:
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Artistic workshops
Experience of primordial forms in eurythmy.
Speakers
Pascal rousseau
A doctor at the Tamanrasset hospital in Algeria from 1979 to 1981, Pascal Rousseau moved to France in 1983, as a general practitioner in Secondigny in Deux Sèvres. He trained in Anthroposophical Medicine at the Western Anthroposophical Medical School. Subsequently, he became a teacher in this school. In 1995, he set up as a general practitioner in Bourbon-l'Archambault. He received in 2009 the international certification in Anthroposophical Medicine from the Goetheanum. Since 2009, he has been teaching at the AMAF (Association Médicale Anthroposophique Française). He is also president of “Nature et Médecine”.
Maria weulersse
Maria Weulersse is a eurythmist-therapist. She followed her basic training at the Eurythmée in Chatou (Yvelines) and her therapeutic specialization in Dornach (Switzerland). She participated in the eurythmic ensemble Euchore in Switzerland directed by Lili Reinitzer, worked at the R. Steiner school in Lutterbach (Alsace), at the Allagouttes curative pedagogy center (Alsace), at the Klinik Oschelbronn (Germany), at the Rudolf Steiner school in La Mhotte (Allier). She is currently responsible for full-time professional training in eurythmy in Allier and works as a teacher at Foyer Michaël.
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MÉTHODES MOBILISÉES
Apports théoriques en salle
Expériences artistiques avec l'eurythmie
Échanges et partages d’expériences proposés dans un climat de recherches interactives
MODALITÉS D'ÉVALUATION
Tour de parole en début et fin de période
Compte rendu écrit en fin de module
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