Rudolf Steiner

His life, work, inner path and social initiatives

Rudi Lissau

NEW EDITION

Rudolf Steiner was the founder of anthroposophy, which he defined as 'the consciousness of one's humanity'. His work is neither religious nor sectarian but rather a universal and modern science of the spirits, appropriate to the inner conditions of present day humanity.

This comprehensive overview of the life and work of Rudolf Steiner examines his revolutionary thinking on education, science, agriculture, the arts and spirituality. Rudi Lissau explores the legacy of Steiner's unique vision, and its challenge for the 21st century - to develop his ideas according to the conditions of our time.

The revised edition of this classic work features a new foreword and afterword.

192pp
216x138mm
1 903458 56 0
paperback
£11.99

Born in Vienna, Rudi Lissau was a life-long pupil of Rudolf Steiner. He taught at Wynstones School in Gloucestershire for many years, and was regarded internationally as a lecturer and writer on Rudolf Steiner's social ideas.