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Articles on Contempory Culture, 1887–1901
Collected Essays on Culture and History, 1887–1901,
Gesammelte Aufsätze zur Kultur- und Zeitgeschichte 1887–1901,
Rudolf Steiner
(Written 1887–1901; Bn 31 / GA 31)
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The essays in this volume are divided into four main sections: The
first part contains Rudolf Steiner's contributions to the politics
of the day for the “German weekly” (Vienna, 1888),
which represented the German national interests in Austria. The
second part includes cultural and contemporary articles that
Rudolf Steiner has written especially for him in Berlin issued
“magazine for literature.” Particularly noteworthy
in this context include dedicated his early statement against
anti-Semitism or his commitment to individualist anarchism in
an open correspondence with John Henry Mackay. In the third part
of Rudolf Steiner's contributions on Nietzsche and the Nietzsche
archive are compiled. Of particular importance are his essays on
the occasion of the dispute to the Nietzsche Archive in 1890. The
fourth part contains smaller book reviews and various other posts.
Although Rudolf Steiner wrote many essays, few have been translated
into English. Many are dated and seem not to receive top priority
from translators. For this particular GA/Bn, of the 110 total entries, 107
of the entries listed in the contents remain untranslated!
Known Publications:
- Gesammelte Aufsaetze zur Kultur- und Zeitgeschichte 1887–1901,
German language editions: 19__, 1966, 1989
ISBN
3-7274-0310-1,
 , 1966, 1989.
- Bn 31.2.21 University Education and the Demands of the Present Time,
typescript, translator: Thomas O'Keefe
- Bn 31.2.30 John Henry Mackay and Rudolf Steiner, Anarchy,,
published as Individualist Anarchism: An Opponent
of the “Propaganda of the Deed”
with Bn 31.2.31, typescript, translator: Daniel Hafner
- Bn 31.2.31 Answer to John Henry Mackay,
published as Individualist Anarchism: An Opponent
of the “Propaganda of the Deed”
with Bn 31.2.30, typescript, translator: Daniel Hafner
- Bn 31.3.11 Haeckel, Tolstoy, and Nietzsche,
translator: M. Spiegler, JHr
Bn 31 / Bn 31 ... Selections ...
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From the
Magazin für Literatur of
30 September 1898. This translation, according to text in Volume 31
of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner, consistes
of two letters: the first from John Henry Mackay to Rudolf Steiner,
Bn 31.2.30, and the second, an answer from Rudolf Steiner to Mr.
Mackay, Bn 31.2.31. Translated by Daniel Hafner: first English
translation, revised as of February, 2007. Reproduced here with the
kind permission of the translator.
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From the
Magazin für Literatur of
30 September 1898. Previously untranslated, this translation,
according to text in Volume 31 of the Complete Edition of the
works of Rudolf Steiner, is from Bn 31.2.21. Translated by Thomas
O'Keefe: this is a first English translation, revised as of June,
2016. Reproduced here with the kind permission of the translator.
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