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In 1920 Rudolf Steiner had already foreseen that the future imperialism would be economic rather than military or nationalistic. In these three lectures he describes the history of imperialism from ancient times to the present and into the future. The anglo-american would play an increasingly important role in future developments, so the English visitors who attended must have been especially attentive. These lectures are the 16th, 17th and 18th of 18 lectures in the lecture series entitled, Spiritual and Social Transformations in Human Evolution, published in German as, Geistige und Soziale…mehr

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In 1920 Rudolf Steiner had already foreseen that the future imperialism would be economic rather than military or nationalistic. In these three lectures he describes the history of imperialism from ancient times to the present and into the future. The anglo-american would play an increasingly important role in future developments, so the English visitors who attended must have been especially attentive. These lectures are the 16th, 17th and 18th of 18 lectures in the lecture series entitled, Spiritual and Social Transformations in Human Evolution, published in German as, Geistige und Soziale Wandlungen in der Menschheitsenticklungen. They were given by Rudolf Steiner on February 20-22 1920, at Dornach, Switzerland. From Gasumptausgabe (collected works) #196.
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Autorenporträt
Rudolf Steiner [1861-1925] was an Austrian philosopher and esoteric scientist who, among other things, wrote 28 books, gave over 6,750 lectures, wrote hundreds of articles, essays, verses, and meditations, originated Waldorf Education, Biodynamic Agriculture, Eurythmy, or Art as visible speech, and developed the Camphill Movement to help the aging and those suffering from mental incapacities. The original works were published in German, and as of October of 2022, there were 3,033 lectures that were never translated into English!