From the Course of My Life
Autobiographical Fragments
Published on 10. September 2013
112 pages
978-1-85584-367-7 (ISBN)
Description
Rudolf Steiner found the spiritual science of anthroposophy and the many practical disciplines that arose from it. Eventually, he would write his Autobiography, although its composition would be interrupted by his unexpected death.
This volume is an essential complement to Steiner's unfinished autobiography. It gathers a wealth of personal testimonies, lectures, résumés, notebook entries, a questionnaire, and biographical notes written for Édouard Schuré - much of which has not been previously published in English.
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- Intro
- Introduction: 'Having an understanding for life'
- Childhood to Scholarship 1861-93: An autobiographical lecture, Berlin, 4 February 1913
- Early Childhood 1861-68: An autobiographical fragment, undated
- Curriculum Vitae 1861-91: Enclosed with the doctorate application dated 6 August 1891
- Curriculum Vitae 1861-92: For the Goethe Archive's personnel records at Weimar, 1892
- Twenty-four Questions to Rudolf Steiner, and his Personal Replies Questionnaire, Weimar 1892
- Transitions 1861-1906: An autobiographical sketch for Edouard Schuré at Barr, Alsace, September 1907
- From University Days to the Founding of the Anthroposophical Society 1879-1913: An autobiographical fragment, undated
- A Vision (around 1884): An extract from the talk given at Kassel on 10 May 1914 in memory of Maria Strauch-Spettini
- Notes
