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Carl Unger

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Carl Unger (1878-1929) was born near Stuttgart. His family provided him with a strong background in science and mathematics, which led him to become an engineer and manufacturer. In 1904, he met Rudolf Steiner and soon became a personal student, lecturing extensively on Anthroposophy from 1907 until 1914, when the Goetheanum building began and, as member of the board of the Anthroposophical Society, he assumed the task of overseeing the construction of the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, until he was prevented by World War I. He resumed his extensive lecturing until he was killed by a gunman in Nuremberg. He was the author of several books on Spiritual Science, including The Language of the Consciousness Soul, a concise study guide to Steiner's "Leading Thoughts"; Steiner's Theosophy: Notes on the book "Theosophy"; and Principles of Spiritual Science.

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Author's Books

The Language of the Consciousness Soul Edition 2 Revised

A Guide to Rudolf Steiner’s “Leading Thoughts”

Paperback
$30.00
The Collected Works of Rudolf Steiner Series 266/1

Esoteric Lessons 1904–1909

From the Esoteric School 1 (CW 266/1)

Volume vol. 1 (CW 266/1) — From the Esoteric School
Rudolf Steiner
Introduction by Christopher Bamford
Foreword by Carl Unger
Translated by James H. Hindes
Paperback
$35.00