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These Rudolf Steiner Essays

Rudolf Steiner Quotations and Essays

This site presents parts of the knowledge Dr. Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), originator of anthroposophy, the Waldorf school movement, biodynamamic agriculture and more.

Modern Steiner Essays

To make the most or best out of each Steiner-related essay, this information is vital:
      Each Rudolf Steiner essay consists of stacked phrases, including very many direct Steiner quotations. The source of the essay is made plain, so that it will be possible to check the source.
      Our Steiner-rooted statements and tenets are of several kinds, and marked correspondingly:
  1. Direct quotations usually go unmarked.
  2. Abbreviated Steiner statements are marked [With] or |. Ideas they contain, may be found in a wider scenario in Steiner wordings they relate to.
  3. Modified statements are marked [Mod] or just ¤.
  4. Humorous abbreviations and juxtapositions of Steiner statements are marked [Hum] so as to avoid possible misunderstanding.
More: [LINK]


Also:
  • Where two or more distinct statements are adjoined or "glued together" by us, it is normally shown by an em dash (—) between them. Em dashes in the original Steiner texts are converted to hyphens [ - ] for that reason only, to eliminate misunderstanding.
  • A star (*) after a statement shows the statement has no direct special origin in Steiner thought in the set context, not as far as we are aware of.
GROUPS OF ESSAYS. Steiner quotations and tenets may be arranged in one single essay, or in a series of linked essays marked A, B, C, and so on - depending on the length of the original Steiner material.

SCIENTIFICALLY BUILT UP ESSAY DESIGN IN GENERAL: A certain "tick-tack-toe" three-levelled arrangement of Steiner-rooted statements in each essay will hopefully make it easier to get more out of them intellectually and perhaps practically too, depending on your own choices. It could pay to probe the essay design well. Certain markers, like ¤ and numbers in round brackets (parentheses) at the back of some statements relate to the special layout, and not to anything else. [LINK]

COMPARE. If you would like to see what Steiner taught in the context of his developing lines of thought, follow the link given at the bottom of the essay. It is easy to search such a page by clicking on 'Ctrl' and 'f' at the same time, and fill in search words and phrases in the box that appears, as fits.
      T. Kinnes

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Steiner, Rudolf. Man in the Light of Occultism, Theosophy and Philosophy. 10 lectures given in Christiania (Oslo). 2nd to 12th June 1912. GA 137. London: The Rudolf Steiner Press, 1964. At Rudolf Steiner Archive. [Link].

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CLICK on 'Literature' for the references of about 2000 works.
      ANNOTATIONS: Acronym letters in square brackets in the text refer to works. Click on 'Literature' above for examples. Page references are put right after reference letters. The abbreviation cf. means "compare". [MORE].
      SEARCH THE SITE: Click on the rose in the upper left column for site searches, access to dictionaries, and further.
      REFER to the page by its 'location' address (above).
      PILOTING: Some pictures and texts on top of the pages are clickable, to ease navigation. [MORE]

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