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Revisioning Society & Culture
Douglas Sloan, Editor
“Classic” Articles From The Journal for Anthroposophy
Spring 2007 / Number 77
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This is the third special issue in the “Classics Series” of the Journal for Anthroposophy which have included articles from regular issues of the Journal for Anthroposophy published since 1965. Robert McDermott is the Series Editor.

Throughout his life, Rudolf Steiner stressed repeatedly that the most crucial task facing the modern human being is that of transforming our dominant ways of knowing the world. This emphasis is the red thread that runs through and connects all Rudolf Steiner’s writings, lectures, artistic work, and practical endeavors. Rudolf Steiner spoke of this transformation of knowing as developing the capacity to obtain genuine knowledge of the spirit. He spelled out in great detail what this entailed and its concrete implications for all of life. The articles in this issue of the Journal point, each in its own way and with respect to a particular social/cultural concern, to the necessity of this fundamental transformation of our knowing capacities.

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