Recently the scientific character of Anthroposophy has been often publically questioned or denied in principle. The Goetheanum and other Anthroposophical...
Coming from biology and chemistry, Christoph Hueck received his doctorate in bacterial genetics. He worked as a Waldorf teacher and...
Iris Hennigfeld works on ‹Goethe’s Natural Science as Phenomenology› at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. She is also co-editor of the English-language ‹Goethe Lexicon of Philosophical Concepts› at the University of Pittsburgh. Phenomenology is not a technique that, once learned, could be applied uniformly to this or that field....
Phenomenology: for the first time, looking at the world properly! As an active participant in the field of further education...
Craig Holdrege is director of the ‹Nature Institute› in Ghent. Its goal is to broaden the view of nature from...
On May 14, the Day of Phenomenology took place for the second time to ensure more awareness of phenomenology among the Dutch public. This day was the ‹crowning achievement› of our Goetheanistic phenomenological courses, which we have been conducting for laypeople for five years on topics such as plants, trees,...
For more than 15 years, bird lovers have been meeting on Ascension Day at Hof Michael in Endeholz/Lower Saxony. Hans-Christian...
At the end of April, anthroposophically interested scientists met for the annual workshop for physicists and physics teachers. This time...
A quantum physicist annotated one of his talks with the following words: «I will tell you things that you understand and that I understand. I will tell you things you don’t understand, but I understand. And finally, things will come up that you don’t understand, and I don’t understand.» I...
Notions of how technology can improve people also intervene in the way we deal with infants. They are made palatable...
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