Nonfiction

Johannes Grebe-Ellis
Non-Fiction

Phase Transition Water/Steam: Instructions for the Steam Jack

The author of this experimental guide to the steam lifter was invited by the German Physics Society in 2019 to give a keynote on physics education at…

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Neil Boland,

Understanding of the Human Being

This book contains lectures and an address given by Rudolf Steiner as preparation for the opening of the first Waldorf School in Stuttgart in the fall…
This book contains lectures and an address given by Rudolf Steiner as preparation for the opening of the first Waldorf School in Stuttgart in the fall of 1919. This period in Europe, following the end of the First World War, was one of instability…
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Elias Kettnaker, Juli 2018,

Waldorf Phys Ed from A to Z

In this book, Gerlinde Idler and Lutz Gerding have compiled the knowledge of 19 Waldorf physical education teachers. It offers basics and food for…
In this book, Gerlinde Idler and Lutz Gerding have compiled the knowledge of 19 Waldorf physical education teachers. It offers basics and food for thought on almost 300 pages full of pictures. Each author refers to their own personal focus, so that a…
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Christof Wiechert,

Stuttgart pioneers

To say it from the outset: this work is based on a deeply and thoroughly researched and understood remembrance in the spirit. And it has another a…
To say it from the outset: this work is based on a deeply and thoroughly researched and understood remembrance in the spirit. And it has another a special merit.
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Martyn Rawson,

Transforming materials and the maker

From an evolutionary perspective tools and the social practices they were embedded in and how these responded to the environments people dwelled in,…
From an evolutionary perspective tools and the social practices they were embedded in and how these responded to the environments people dwelled in, were crucial to the emergence of human societies.
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Erhard Dahl,

Holistic foreign language teaching

As long as foreign language teaching continues to be structured to address the “learning brains” of the pupils and there is no understanding that…
As long as foreign language teaching continues to be structured to address the “learning brains” of the pupils and there is no understanding that language is connected just as much with emotions and the body, it is a pleasure when books are published…
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Dirk Wegner,

Big Brother says hello

For some time now, newspaper articles have told us regularly how we can and should protect our personal data effectively when we use Internet…
For some time now, newspaper articles have told us regularly how we can and should protect our personal data effectively when we use Internet services.
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Maria Lyons,

Why can’t you just sit still?

Most parents at some point in their child’s life have given in to sheer frustration and cried out ‘Why can’t you just sit still?’ This is the question…
Most parents at some point in their child’s life have given in to sheer frustration and cried out ‘Why can’t you just sit still?’ This is the question van Dort addresses in her short guide to movement and play in child development.
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Jill Taplin,

Movement: Your Child’s First Language

I am pleased to be able to review another book from by Sally Goddard Blythe. Her previous publications, such as What Babies and Children Really Need…
I am pleased to be able to review another book from by Sally Goddard Blythe. Her previous publications, such as What Babies and Children Really Need and The Well Balanced Child, have proved informative and helpful to parents, carers and teachers…
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Frances Hutchinson,

Free, Equal and Mutual: Rebalancing Society for the Common Good

Twenty chapters by thirteen individual authors presenting their views on practical implementation of Rudolf Steiner’s societal vision present the…
Twenty chapters by thirteen individual authors presenting their views on practical implementation of Rudolf Steiner’s societal vision present the reviewer with a daunting task.
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Rosemary
 Usselman,

Christianity and the Ancient Mysteries: Reflections on Rudolf Steiner’s Christianity as Mystical Fact

In the 1950s and 1960s, Charles Kovacs was a class teacher at the Edinburgh Steiner School. It was his modus
 operandi
 to write abundant notes in…
In the 1950s and 1960s, Charles Kovacs was a class teacher at the Edinburgh Steiner School. It was his modus
 operandi
 to write abundant notes in preparation for his lessons and a series of books have been published, compiled from these notes, on…
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