Was Rudolf Steiner an Aristotelian or somehow, at least in some respects, a Platonist? These questions have evoked much controversy...
When I came into contact with anthroposophy 25 years ago, I was particularly alienated by the cult of personality surrounding...
Fiction writers sometimes use a rhetorical device called “free indirect speech.” Andreas Laudert makes use of this technique to get closer to Rudolf Steiner. We use the term “free indirect speech” when an author narrates past events in the third person but retains characteristics of the first person to express...
How should we understand Rudolf Steiner’s statements about technology? In search of the power of invention. Rudolf Steiner was very...
It is often said that Rudolf Steiner had an extraordinary capacity for sensing and entering into the soul condition of...
Many people wish they’d met Rudolf Steiner during his life on Earth. What’s behind this longing? Perhaps there’s a somewhat secret motive: an instinctive feeling that we could know what he was “really” like, that we’d be able to have direct experiences of what we only know from traditions and...
Many of us know Rudolf Steiner as a great teacher and spiritual scientist, but do we know him as a...
In response to the article by Gilda Bartel, “It’s Always Me Who Is Meant—Rudolf Steiner as Questioner” in the Goetheanum...
Looking back on Rudolf Steiner’s marriage to the widowed Anna Eunike, it appears to have partly been an attempt to feel more at home in the earthly and social world. Anna became his living companion, without the exuberance of a shared worldview or true togetherness, but more a pragmatic partnership,...
Drama is a red thread running through Rudolf Steiner’s career. He loved it. After all, drama is all about bringing...
The sheltering embrace, acceptance, and openness to wonder that a child feels playing in nature are the maternal, feminine qualities...
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