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Rudolf Steiner
Dátum narodenia: 25. február 1861
Dátum úmrtia: 30. marec 1925
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Rudolf Jozef Lorenz Steiner známy aj pod menom Rudolf Steiner bol rakúsky filozof, zakladateľ antropozofie.
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„Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge, to guide the spiritual in the human being to the spiritual in the universe... Anthroposophists are those who experience, as an essential need of life, certain questions on the nature of the human being and the universe, just as one experiences hunger and thirst.“
— Rudolf Steiner
Anthroposophical Leading Thoughts (1924)
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„Ethical individualism... is spiritualized theory of evolution carried over into moral life.“
— Rudolf Steiner
Philosophy of Freedom, Chapter 12
„We shall not set up demands nor programmes, but simply describe the child-nature. (...) Vague and general phrases — ‘the harmonious development of all the powers and talents in the child,’ and so forth — cannot provide the basis for a genuine art of education. Such an art of education can only be built up on a real knowledge of the human being. Not that these phrases are incorrect, but that at bottom they are as useless as it would be to say of a machine that all its parts must be brought harmoniously into action. To work a machine you must approach it, not with phrases and truisms, but with real and detailed knowledge.“
— Rudolf Steiner
The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy (GA 34), an essay of 1909.
„Goethe's thinking was mobile. It followed the whole growth process of the plant and followed how one plant form is a modification of the other. Goethe's thinking was not rigid with inflexible contours; it was a thinking in which the concepts continually metamorphose. Thereby his concepts became, if I may put it this way, intimately adapted to the process that plant nature itself goes through.“
— Rudolf Steiner
Lecture from August 30, 1921, trans. Craig Holdrege
