The Theory of Knowledge Implicit in Goethe's World Conception
Fundamental Outlines with Specific Reference to Schiller
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The Theory of Knowledge Implicit in Goethe's World Conception
Rudolf Steiner Archive Document
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This book first appeared in 1886. In it, Steiner approaches
the epistemological question, "How Does One Know?" His
point of departure is the more-or-less unexpressed epistemology of
Goethe in his scientific writings and elsewhere. This is a good
introduction to Goethe's methodology.
By Rudolf Steiner
Translated by Olin D. Wannamaker
GA 2
This book first appeared in 1886. In it, Steiner approaches
the epistemological question, “How Does One Know?” His
point of departure is the more-or-less unexpressed epistemology of
Goethe in his scientific writings and elsewhere. This is a good
introduction to Goethe's methodology.
This First English Edition was designed by Peter Döblin, and
translated by Olin D. Wannamaker. It is presented here with the kind
permission of the Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
This is GA 2.
Copyright © 1940
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