Historical

Issue 12/24

What will remain? What is coming?

Together with the economist and philosopher Philip Kovce, our author will take over the management of the Rudolf Steiner Archive in Dornach in spring 2025. According to the editorial plan, the publication of Steiner's complete works should be completed by the end of the centenary of his death. The research into Steiner's written and artistic legacy can then really begin, says the author.

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Rudolf Steiner and his Jewish milieu

In his day, Rudolf Steiner moved in a widely Jewish and very cosmopolitan milieu. Professor Tomáš Zdražil, who has been working in the field of the…
In his day, Rudolf Steiner moved in a widely Jewish and very cosmopolitan milieu. Professor Tomáš Zdražil, who has been working in the field of the anthropological and anthroposophical foundations of Waldorf education at the Freie Hochschule…
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What do they mean: the free intellectual life or the fundamental right to freedom of expression?

When Rudolf Steiner introduced the ideas of the threefold social organism into the discussion on a new social order in 1917 – at the same time as the…
When Rudolf Steiner introduced the ideas of the threefold social organism into the discussion on a new social order in 1917 – at the same time as the violent implementation of a new order in Russia – he took up the ideals of the French Revolution and…
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Rudolf Steiner and self-governance at the first Waldorf school

At the end of 1918, a small initiative group of Stuttgart entrepreneurs led by Emil Molt decided to launch a campaign for social renewal. It met with…
At the end of 1918, a small initiative group of Stuttgart entrepreneurs led by Emil Molt decided to launch a campaign for social renewal. It met with Rudolf Steiner in Dornach at the end of January 1919 to prepare a concept for the project.
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