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Barnes recounts the dynamic life of Rudolf Steiner, setting him in the crosscurrents of history to show that he was no ivory tower philosopher but a leading figure whose entire life was given in service to humanity and to the spirit. Discusses how Steiner created the body of knowledge known as anthroposophy which stimulated initiatives such as Waldorf eduction, biodynamic agriculture, the art of eurythmy and anthroposophical medicine. New York, Anthroposophic Press, 1997.
Softback, 307 pages. NEW
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