Emil Bock lectured widely on Rudolf Steiner after World War II. During the course of his research, he uncovered many previously unknown aspects of Steiner’s life. The Life and Times of Rudolf Steiner, the first of two volumes, explores the great range of people who surrounded and influenced Steiner.
From Steiner’s youth, Bock tracked down the mysterious Felix the “herb gatherer,” going on to describe the Viennese social circles and coffee houses Steiner frequented in his student days. The book includes Steiner’s meeting with Friedrich Nietzsche and the various literary, artistic, and eccentric people from Steiner’s time in Berlin.
Rudolf Steiner was an Austrian philosopher, social reformer, and esotericist known for founding Anthroposophy, Waldorf education, and biodynamic agriculture.
What topics does this book cover?
The book explores the people and places that influenced Rudolf Steiner, including his encounters with figures like Friedrich Nietzsche and various artistic circles.
Is this book suitable for someone new to Anthroposophy?
Yes, the book provides valuable insights into Rudolf Steiner's life and influences, making it a great starting point for those new to Anthroposophy.
Who is the author Emil Bock?
Emil Bock was a lecturer and researcher who extensively studied Rudolf Steiner's life, uncovering unknown aspects and presenting them in this volume.
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