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By: BARNES, C.MACKAYE-, ETC., GERWIN, D., ET AL
Price: $35.95
Publisher: United States, Anthroposophic Press Inc: 1996
Seller ID: 892
Illustrations A largely unnoticed component of the current educational, social, and even ecological, crisis lies hidden in the decline in the value accorded to what we rightly call the "humanities". The study of the living words of great literature -- Homer, Dante, Chaucer, Shakespeare, the Romantic poets, the Russian novelists -- no longer forms the basis of the curriculum of the human soul. Marginalized, politicized, and devalued, the imagination is dispa... View more info
By: FLYGT, CARL H., BELL, MADISON SMARTT
Price: $50.00
Publisher: United Kingdom, Lindisfarne Books: 2006
Seller ID: 10653
illustrations This is a groundbreaking study which takes the phenomenon of human conversation and analyses it to understand its relationship with social organisation and cultural background, based on the concepts of Rudolf Steiner's threefold social order. The threefold social order was Rudolf Steiner’s conception of an archetypal social organization that would utilize the norms of universal spiritual initiation, individual freedom, and the funda... View more info
By: GREER, ANNE
Price: $47.00
Publisher: AWSNA:
Seller ID: 4089
Produced by the Research Institute for Waldorf Education and distributed by AWSNA Publications this spiral bound book contains the proceedings of a recent colloquium where Anne Greer presented her novel approach to the subject. There are also contributions made by the illustrious participants. There are 2 parts to the book: Part 1: Background Research Chapters: The Current Situation in NA W Schools The Current Situations in NA Public Schools Wha... View more info
By: HOWARD, MICHAEL
Price: $17.90
Publisher: Mercury Press:
Seller ID: 12670
Michael Howard reminds us that polarization is ubiquitous in our time. In the realm of language, this polarization comes to expression through synonyms and antonyms. But the world is not as black-and-white as it appears. Fortunately, language is rich in words that bridge and mediate between polar extremes. However, these words are not as prominent in our speaking and thinking as synonyms and antonyms, and for this reason, we do not apply them in our practical affairs a... View more info
