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Anthroposophy - A New Foundation for the Study of Human Nature (Paperback)
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Anthroposophy - A New Foundation for the Study of Human Nature (Paperback)
Series: Classics in Anthroposophy
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This text, outlining a new methodology for the study of human
nature, dates from 1910 and was found after Rudolf Steiner's death
among his unpublished papers. Steiner had dealt with the same theme
earlier in lectures. Asked for a written version, he tried to write
down what he had said, but found himself unable to do so-the
language would not completely relinquish the words. Nevertheless,
what he was able to put down remains a major intellectual and
spiritual accomplishment of the twentieth century. Steiner presents
anthroposophy, which lies between anthropology and theosophy, as a
way of studying the human being. Where anthropology studies the
human being on the basis of the senses-i.e. by observation within
the limits of the scientific method-theosophy recognizes the human
as a spiritual being on the basis of inner experience and seeks to
understand what it means to be human in a spiritual world. Between
these two approaches-basically those of science and religion-lies
anthroposophy, which seeks to study human beings as they present
themselves to physical observation, while at the same time seeking
to derive indications of the spiritual foundations of phenomena by
a process of phenomenological intensification. The results of such
phenomenological intensification, though fragmentary and
incomplete, are of enormous importance. They constitute the first
steps toward a truly cognitive psychology, one that demonstrates
the richness of the phenomenological approach to the human being as
a sensory organism. Starting from there, Steiner unfolds the seven
life processes, the nature of I-experience, the meaning of the
human form, and its complex relation to higher spiritual worlds.
This is a key work, whose time has truly arrived.
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