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[xmca] Rudolph Steiner

I have been researching Goethe and his scientific ideas, and after a long time I came across a book which tells in detail of how his ideas originated and explains them very clearly and convincingly. The point I am interested in of course is the Urphaenomen, a.k.a., unit of analysis, and as Goethe and Davydov both insist, a unit of analysis which is given to the senses.
The author of the book is *Rudolph Steiner*, the same Rudolph Steiner who started up Steiner Schools. I can get an idea of his life and work from Wikipedia and so on, and it certainly is way off the mainstream, if I could put it that way. However, I would be interested in a brief response from xmca-ers on the success or otherwise of his schools. 

Andy
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Hegel Summer School
http://www.ethicalpolitics.org/seminars/hss10.htm
Hegel, Goethe and the Planet: 13 February 2010.

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