Rudi Lissau (1911-2004) was a life-long pupil of Rudolf Steiner. Born in Vienna, he left Austria in 1938 after the annexing of the country into Nazi Germany. He taught at Wynstones School near Gloucester in the United Kingdom for many years. Rudi was a popular lecturer and writer on Rudolf Steiner’s social ideas.
His book Rudolf Steiner: His Life, Work, Inner Path, and Social Initiatives, published with Hawthorn Press, was praised by Saul Bellow as “a very lucid, warm-hearted and judicious account of anthroposophy which I read with gratitude and pleasure”.
Author’s Books
Rudolf Steiner: His Life, Work, Inner Path, and Social Initiatives
Rudi Lissau
This comprehensive overview of Steiner’s life and work 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 anthroposophical ideas in harmony with today’s conditions.