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Goetheanism: An Impulse of Transformation and Resurrection (Cw 188) Volume 188

Goetheanism: An Impulse of Transformation and Resurrection (Cw 188) Volume 188

Steiner, Rudolf
Von Arnim, Christian
Von Arnim, Christian

Paperback

Series: Collected Works of Rudolf Steiner, Book 188

General World HistoryGerman History

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ISBN10: 1855846675
ISBN13: 9781855846678
Publisher: Rudolf Steiner Press
Published: Jan 21 2025
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.95
Height: 0.90 Width: 6.10 Depth: 9.20
Language: English

12 lectures to Society members, Dornach, Switzerland, Jan. 3 - Feb. 2, 1919 (CW 188)

There will be a resurrection--a resurrection that should not be imagined politically...but it will be a resurrection. Goetheanism still rests in the grave as far as external culture is concerned. But Goetheanism must rise again. -- Rudolf Steiner

During the first winter following World War I, Rudolf Steiner appealed to the spirit of Central Europe--characterized here as Goetheanism--which had languished for decades. Only such a spiritual force could resolve the pressing social, national, and international issues of that time. A new constellation of polarized hostile opposition emerged following the war, with the East and Bolshevism on one side and the victorious West and Americanism on the other. In the center--with no clear role or hope for the future--was a defeated Central Europe. But this center must not become a vacuum, implored Steiner; rather, it needs to discover its true world-historical task.

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