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Rudlof Steiner on His Book the "Philosophy of Freedom"

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Much has been written on The Philosophy of Freedom, but the advantage of discovering what the author himself had to say about this most important and seminal work is obvious. Not only were the words of the text chosen most carefully, but also its very structure was intended to become a powerful inner experience for the careful reader. Otto Palmer has provided an invaluable service by extracting numerous references from the words of Rudolf Steiner, providing keys to the deeper meanings behind the words.
Contents:1. How the Book Came To Be2. The Book's Aims and Artistic Composition3. New Thinking4. The Sphere of Freedom5. New Willing6. New Thinking, New Willing; The Thinking-Will7. Transition to the Social Problem8. The Socially Oriented Will9. Forces at Work in the Contemporary Scene10. The Book as a Training Manual11. Confrontations12. The Book's Christian Substance13. Epilogue, Notes, Partial Bibliography, Collateral Reading
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