Steiner and the Theosophical Current
‘Rudolf Steiner’s engagement with contemporary artists’ groups: art-theoretical discourse in the anthroposophical milieu in Germany in the early 20th century’
‘And the Building Becomes Man’: Meaning and Aesthetics in Rudolf Steiner’s Goetheanum
On Rudolf Steiner's Conception of Consciousness Soul (by Johannes Kiersch)
81 Pages
Anthroposophy and its Defenders
(co-written with Peter Zegers)
Reply to Peter Normann Waage, “Humanism and Polemical Populism”
“Anthroposophy and Ecofascism” has sparked a debate within Scandinavian humanist circles, with some authors like Peter Normann Waage lining up to defend anthroposophy as a harmless variant of humanism. 1 While we are encouraged by this long overdue debate, we are troubled by the degree of historical naiveté it has revealed. Waage’s perspective seems to represent a view that is fairly widespread among educated and well-intentioned people. We hope that we can contribute to a more accurate view of the political ihttps://social-ecology.org/wp/2009/01/anthroposophy-and-its-defenders-2/mplications of anthroposophy by correcting several of the misconceptions exemplified by Waage’s reply. Although Waage has nothing to say about the article’s main topic, the systematic collusion between organized anthroposophy and the so-called “green wing” of German fascism, he does raise several issues that lie at the core of that collusion. Waage would have us believe that Rudolf Steiner was a principled anti-racist, that he opposed private property, rejected militarism and nationalism, and was a staunch adversary of Nazism. These claims are not simply untrue; they betray a surprising unfamiliarity with Steiner’s published work and a profound misunderstanding of anthroposophy’s political history.
https://social-ecology.org/wp/2009/01/anthroposophy-and-its-defenders-2/
Neo-Nazi elements sold as Anthroposophy
60 Pages1 File ▾On racism and Holocaust negationism in the anthroposophical scene in the Netjherlands and Belgium. Original published on Egoisten.de (Germany). Also on http://fhs1973.com/2009/08/24/
60 Pages
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