Rudolf Steiner’s Books

This is a selection of the most relevant books from Rudolf Steiner addressing the social questions out the perspective of spiritual science. Although many years have passed, the relevance of this books for looking at our challenges today has not changed.

The key points of the social question (GA 23)

This script was written in 1919, a few months after the end of the First World War, in a situation of chaos, search and a new social beginning.

National Economic Course / Economics Seminar (GA 340)

14 lectures for economics students and 6 meetings with participants in the National Economic Course, Dornach 1922

How does one work for the impulse of the threefolding of the social organism? (GA 338)

On the one hand, the “Oratory” (held from 12 to 17 February 1921) contains valuable suggestions for the development of a speech, but focuses on a fundamental introduction to the idea of the “threefolding of the social organism”.

Collected essays on cultural and contemporary history 1887-1901 (GA 31)

The essays in this volume are divided into four main sections: The first part contains Rudolf Steiner’s contributions to the daily politics of the “Deutsche Wochenschrift” (Vienna 1888), which represented the national interests of Germany in Austria.

The world riddles and anthroposophy (GA 54)

22 lectures, Berlin 1905/1906

Development history documents to form a social judgment (GA 185a)

On the historical causes of the catastrophic events of the present / About entrepreneurial profit, pension, wage / nobility, bourgeoisie and proletariat / The “guilt” of the war.

“The art is eternal, their shapes are changing.”

― Rudolf Steiner

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The School of Spiritual Science is responsible for research in the spiritual field, for stimulating and dealing with practical questions and for continuing education in anthroposophically oriented fields of work. Today the university is divided into one general anthroposophical section and ten specialist sections. The work is based on the course in the humanities held by Rudolf Steiner in 1924 for the members of the university as part of their first class. The university has its headquarters and coordination centre at the Goetheanum and its work takes place worldwide in the contexts in which members of the university are active.

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