Unidentified, Unknown or
Unclassified Articles/Essays
Rudolf Steiner
(Written 1900–1925; GA Unknown / Bn Unknown)
Known Publications:
- Code: aaa Anthroposophy and Art,
A Vol. 1, 1921, p. 89, C.f. RSU/AAAP
- Code: ass Autobiographical Sketch written for Eduard Schure',
at Barr, Alsace, 9 Sep 1907, contained in Bn 262
- Code: bto The Basis of the Threefold Order,
TCL Vol. 1, 1921, p. 33
- Code: cac Capital and Credit,
Anthroposophy, A Quarterly, Volume 2, 1927, p. 418, Lr Q 2:3
TCL Vol. 1, 1921, No. 11
- Code: cat Changed to Bn 38, q. v.,
- Code: cre Credo,
Proteus Quarterly, Vol. 1, No. 2, Bn 40.1
- Code: eaw East and West,
TBNY, April, 1922
- Code: fgd Further Rules in Continuation of General Demands,
6 of 10 Bn RSU/ED
- Code: fot A Foreboding of Our Time — Fifty Years Ago,
A Vol. 2, 1923, Changed to Bn 36.2.05
- Code: fve A Fragment from My Visit to England,
Anthroposophy, Vol. 2, 1923, p. 125
- Code: gdw General Demands Which Every Aspirant For Occult Development Must Put to Himself,
5 of 10 Bn RSU/ED
- Code: iwe An Introduction to Waldorf Education,
1985 AP RSL tr:EB-W FA
- Code: ksb Knowledge of the State between Death and a New Birth,
(The same as 35.11)
- Code: lmc Land, Means of Production and Commodities — Points Raised in a Study Circle,
TCL Vol. 1, No. 1
- Code: mmw Margaret MacMillan and Her Work,
Anthroposophy, Vol. 2, 1923, p. 141
- Code: mve My Visit ot England,
Anthroposophy, Vol. 1, 1922, p. 33, Lr NSL-405
- Code: nat The Nature of Anthroposophy,
source not known
- Code: rhe Report of Rudolf Steiner on his Lecture Tour in Holland and England 1922,
NS Vol. 3 1935, Nos. 5 & 6, 10 Feb. 1935
- Code: sci Spiritual Science, Civil Rights, Industrial Economy,
Hibbert Journal
1923 APL
192_ AP
- Code: skp Supersensible Knowledge, its Secrecy in the Past and its Publication in Our Time,
AQ Vol. 1, No. 3, Lr Q 1:3, 35.
changed to 35.14
- Code: slw Spiritual Life in World Affairs,
TCL Vol. 2, 1922, No. 1
changed to Bn 36.1.08
- Code: tss The Task of Spiritual Science,
TSL Vol. 1, 1921, No. 10
Also see: Bn 245
- Code: tva Truth and Verisimilitude in a Work of Art,
Fr Vol. 3, 1942,
No. 1, Also see 30.2.21
- Code: wae Why an Anthroposophical Art of Education,
Anthroposophy, Vol. 2, No. 9, also see S-5333
- Code: wah Wisdom and Health,
JHr
- Code: wpr Wanted — Perception,
TSCL Vol. 1, 1921, p. 33, Vol. 3
1924, p. 104
GA Unknown / Bn Unknown ... Selections ...
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Only Possible Critique of the Atomistic Concepts was
translated by Daniel Hafner from the original German of
Beiträge zur Rudolf Steiner
Gesamtausgabe.
This edition is highlighting Dr. Steiner's letter to
Friederich Theodor Vischer (mailed, June 20, 1882)
This presentation was translated by Daniel Hafner, August
2005, and revised October, 2011. Reproduced here with kind
permission of the translator.
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A small booklet containing a memorial essay written by Marie Steiner
in 1932.
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One of several Unidentified Essays written by Rudolf Steiner,
and published in various periodicals or journals. This essay
first appeared in The Threefold Commonwealth, London,
Volume 1, 1921, and then in Anthroposophical Quarterly,
1927, Volume 2, Number 3, Michaelmas.
This translation has been authorized for the western
hemisphere by agreement with the Rudolf Steiner
Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
The translator is unknown.
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One of several Unidentified Essays written by Rudolf Steiner,
and published in various periodicals or journals. This essay
first appeared in The Threefold Commonwealth, London,
Volume 1, 1921, and then in Anthroposophical Quarterly,
1927, Volume 2, Number 3, Michaelmas. This version was kindly
donated to the Archive by John Roland Penner.
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An article from Das Goetheanum, Volume 2, Number 17,
GA# 36. In German,
Der Goetheanumgedanke Inmitten der Kulturkrisis der Gegenwart.
Gesammelte Aufsaetze aus der Wochenschrift
“Das Goetheanum” 1921–1925.
A lecture on pedagogy during the French course at the
Goetheanum, 16/17 September, 1922.
This translation has been authorized for the western
hemisphere by agreement with the Rudolf Steiner
Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
The translator is unknown. From GA# 36.
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This essay appeared originally in the third issue of The
Social Future (organ of the Swiss League for the
Threefold Order). The first item in the contents of the
Hibbert Journal for July, 1921, was the English
translation, which is here reprinted. In that form it is
probable that a large number of English readers for the
first time encountered the proposals by which alone, in
Dr. Rudolf Steiner's judgment, the civilized countries of the
world can grapple hopefully with the political, economic, and
social problems, the solution of which seems at present beyond
the power of every one of them alike.
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The Anthroposophical Society was founded on December 28th 1912 in
Cologne, German, with about 3000 members. By 1923, the international
growth of of the Anthroposophical Society made restructuring
necessary. This restructuring took place during the Christmas
Conference in 1923.
The General Anthroposophical Society is,
“an association of people whose will it is to nurture
the life of the soul, both in the individual and in human society,
on the basis of a true knowledge of the spiritual world.”
The Society is public, without political agenda or religious
affiliation. Its activity is seen today in independent national
societies and initiatives throughout the world, with members from
all cultures and continents.
The aim of the Society, the School of Spiritual Science and the
Goetheanum is to make a spiritually based contribution to the
life of humanity in the world of today and tomorrow.
This text is from a pamphlet printed by the Anthroposophical
Society of Great Britain.
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Two verses reprinted in The Golden Blade, 1988.
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Published by the Section for Speech and literary Arts at the
Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland.
Presented here with the kind permission of Marie Steiner.
Edited by Edwin Froböse and Werner Teichert.
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This collection of special prayers is a wonderful companion for
parents and caregivers and will help guide children on their journey
to adulthood. It includes verses for every occasion — for parents
to recite as the incarnating soul prepares for birth, for the baby
after birth, and for children of all ages. Also included are prayers
for morning and evening and graces for mealtimes.
This book is a First English Edition, published in 1943. The prayers
in this volume offer insight into the greater cosmic relationships in
which individuals are immersed before birth, during life, and after
death.
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