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The Rudolf Steiner Archive & e.Lib:
Awakening
Anthroposophy
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The Social Question,
by Rudolf Steiner
GA 328
We present a First Edition, never before translated into English, series of six lectures.
Originally published in German as, Die soziale Frage.
Rudolf Steiner gave these lectures early in the year of 1919 at Zurich, Switzerland. Here
Steiner proffers ideas to solve the social problems and necessities required by life, by
studying the life sciences and social life, and the living conditions of the present-day
humans. He expresses how the social will should be the basis of a new scientific order,
and what the role of the modern worker should be. The artwork on the cover is that of the
translator, Hanna von Maltitz. Be sure to visit the
Artwork page
for a better view of this fine piece of Art.
Research Steiner's works On-line ...
There are many research tools available at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.
Not only are there several different translations of this work —
including those in French and the original German — but we have
an excellent Keyword Search facility that can take you to the exact
word within a chapter. Additionally, we offer our exclusive Side by
Side Compare where you can select two different translations, say
the German and the one here by Hanna von Maltitz, and then compare
these two texts side by side, paragraph by paragraph, sentence by
sentence! A greater understanding is but a click away!
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Researchers can delve into all on-line translations of this work at
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RUDOLF STEINER ARCHIVE & e.LIB
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With servers in virtually every country, the
Rudolf Steiner Archive & e.Lib
is truly a World-wide presence for the Anthroposophical Movement. Whether
you're a seasoned follower of the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner or someone
coming here for the first time, this site will challange your thinking and
allow you to experience the world from a different point of view ... it's
the same ... only different!
Start with
The Basics
(see the top of the left-hand menu) and then move on
to other topics that may pique your interest. There are
28 books,
hundreds of
articles and essays,
and over
6,700 lectures
that Rudolf Steiner gave to the world. You'll find some good things to get
going with the items below:
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Adolph Arenson's Top 50 (+ 2), Book of the Week |
Twenty-Sixth Week of the Year:
“The Mysteries of the East and of Christianity”
Translated from shorthand reports unrevised by the lecturer. The German text of the following lectures is published with the title Die Mysterien des Morgenlandes und des Christentums in the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner. (Bibl. No. 144.)
This English edition is published by permission of the Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
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Rudolf Steiner Audio
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Visit
this site where you can find most written works by Steiner and many
of his lecture series' available as free, MP3 audio book downloads.
Selections are recorded and read by Dale Brunsvold.
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