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From Pat Deveney's database:
Anthroposophie. This is an anthroposophical journal, part of the effort to spread
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| Anthroposophie V1 N2 Feb 1922 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N10 Oct 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N11 Nov 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N12 Dec 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N1 Jan 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N2 Feb 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N3 Mar 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N4 Apr 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N5 May 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N6 Jun 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N7 Jul 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V2 N8-9 Aug-sep 1923 | |
| Anthroposophie V1 1922 Covers And Toc | |
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Anthroposophie (Utrecht) was a Dutch organ of Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy, the 'spiritual science' that broke from the Theosophical Society. Its concerns are recognisably Steinerian: the evolution of consciousness read through Egyptian and other symbol-worlds, a sustained critique of modern materialism, karma and reincarnation as working doctrine, and the application of all this to education along Waldorf lines. The Theosophical vocabulary that lights up the term-count marks lineage rather than allegiance — this is Anthroposophy in its own right, addressed to a cultivated Dutch readership. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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