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Rudolf Steiner
His Life, Work, Inner Path, and Social Initiatives
Paperback
August 2005
9781903458563
More details
- Publisher
Hawthorn Press - Published
1st August 2005 - ISBN 9781903458563
- Language English
- Pages 192 pp.
$24.00
Rudolf Steiner defined Anthroposophy as "the consciousness of one's humanity." His work is neither religious nor sectarian, but rather a universal and modern science of the spirits, appropriate to the being and consciousness of people today.
This comprehensive overview of Steiner's life and work examines his revolutionary thinking on education, science, agriculture, the arts, and spirituality. Lissau explores the legacy of Steiner's unique vision and its challenge for the 21st century—to develop anthroposophic ideas in harmony with today's conditions.
This fully revised edition features a new foreword and afterword.
Rudi Lissau
Born in Vienna, Rudi Lissau was a life-long pupil of Rudolf Steiner. He taught at Wynstones School in Gloucestershire, UK, for many years and was well-regarded internationally as a lecturer and writer on Rudolf Steiner's social ideas.