The Social Future
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The Social Future
Rudolf Steiner e.Lib Document
Lectures Section
As part of Steiner's intense activity in the social field in 1919, these
lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
the three spheres of society: the cultural sphere including art, science,
religion, and education; the legal-political sphere; and the economic
sphere. This membering into three spheres will overcome the polarizing
tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
rather than its master.
By Rudolf Steiner
Bn/GA 332a
As part of Steiner's intense activity in the social field in 1919, these
lectures show that a healthy social organism depends on the separation of
the three spheres of society: the cultural sphere including art, science,
religion, and education; the legal-political sphere; and the economic
sphere. This membering into three spheres will overcome the polarizing
tendencies of modern life and make the economy the servant of society
rather than its master.
Six lectures by Rudolf Steiner, given at Zurich in October, 1919, with
an Introduction by Bernard Behrens in August of 1945.
Authorized translation from the German
of Notes unrevised by the lecturer. Published by kind permission of
the Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
Lectures 1 through 6 from the lecture series:
The Social Future.
Published in German as:
Soziale Zukunft.
From Bn 332a, GA 332a. Formerly GA 328.
Copyright © 1945
This e.Text edition is provided with the cooperation of:
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