Rudolf Steiner Audio CW 217a Youth and the Etheric Heart: Part 5: Anthroposophy: the Youth Movement: Discussion: Question & Answer: Independent Anthroposophical Higher-Education Course, Sept. 8, 1921 By Rudolf Steiner
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Mar 1, 2025 Dive into a fascinating discussion on the essential role of community in youth movements, particularly within Anthroposophy. Discover how personal connections and historical challenges shape these dynamics, alongside the influence of the Catholic Church. Reflect on the significance of nature and seasonal festivities, and the necessity of fostering receptivity in education. The dialogue also touches on the artisans’ community's quest for economic independence and contrasts educational models like Waldorf schools with traditional structures.
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Understanding Anthroposophy's Development
- Understand the anthroposophical movement's history and its realistic approach.
- Recognize that the movement evolved gradually, adapting to people's longings for deeper meaning.
Building Community
- Embrace community building in diverse forms, carried by the spirit of anthroposophy.
- Remember that community building has existed long before the modern youth movement.
The "Criminals Table"
- In Berlin, Steiner's group called themselves the "Criminals Table," provoking bourgeois materialists.
- This name, though not reflecting actual criminal activity, highlighted their unconventional approach to community.