Albert Vinzens’ remarkable biography of Renate Riemeck (1920–2003) succeeds in sketching a detailed and authentic picture of his subject. Vinzens...
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work No. 22 – The Sister had the works of her famous brother read...
Oskar Schmiedel (1887–1959) was the first to conduct research on Rudolf Steiner’s family. He personally visited descendants of the Blie and Steiner families and received photos from them – the portraits depicted here come from his collection (now the Goetheanum Archive). Rudolf Steiner’s ancestors – as far as they can...
His father fought for his children and was a freethinker. His quiet mother feared throughout her life that her son...
A conversation about the completion of the Collected Works (CW) [Gesamtausgabe (GA)] and the handover of the archive’s leadership was...
A Self-Critical Look at Steiner’s Science A lecture series organized by Alanus University entitled “Steiner-Forschung und Steiners Forschung” [Steiner Research and Steiner’s Research] is taking place each Wednesday, having started on September 27 and continuing until December 13. By looking at a selection of exemplary research projects, the lecturers will...
Having been asked what kind of vision Rudolf Steiner developed in 1923 for the Anthroposophical Society after the Goetheanum burned...
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work 24. In Memory of Friedwart Husemann. A few months before moving to Weimar where he...
The spiritual foundation of anthroposophic medicine: winning back the staff of Mercury. During the 1923 Summer School in Penmaenmawr, Ita Wegman posed the fateful question to Rudolf Steiner about a medicine akin to the one found in the ancient Mysteries—but now in a new, Christian form. Rudolf Steiner then gave...
Fifty years after the event, Arvia MacKaye Ege recalled the 1923 Christmas Foundation Meeting through the tender, heartfelt memories of...
Two volumes from Steiner’s Collected Works, GA 250 and GA 251, were published relatively recently in German, (in 2020 and...
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