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Rudolf Steiner's Social Intentions by Rudi Lissau

Rudolf Steiner's Social Intentions by Rudi Lissau

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For many years, Rudolf Steiner wrote and lectured on the social problems of the time—above all the debilitating tension between labor and capital, the dearth of cultural freedom, and the need for genuine human rights. Dr Lissau has diligently trawled Steiner's extensive German language literature to provide this synopsis for the English reader.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which social questions does Rudolf Steiner’s Social Intentions address?

The book brings together Steiner’s work on the tension between labor and capital, the need for cultural freedom, and the foundation of genuine human rights.
How did Rudi Lissau prepare this volume for English readers?

Rudi Lissau drew from Steiner’s extensive German-language writings and lectures to create a concise English-language synopsis of his social thought.
How are the book’s three central concerns connected?

The volume presents economic life, cultural freedom, and human rights as related dimensions of social renewal, giving readers a coherent entry point into Steiner’s social intentions.
Who published this edition of Rudolf Steiner’s Social Intentions?

This edition was published by New Economy Publications in 1996 and carries ISBN 9780948229206.