The English Spirit: A New Approach Through the World Conception of Rudolf SteinerRudolf Steiner Press, 1982 - 217 pagine This thoughtful book, originally published in 1935, explores the qualities of the English people in relation to other European peoples. With many examples from Shakespeare, Wordsworth, Tennyson, and other great English authors. |
Parole e frasi comuni
achieved action ancient world Anthroposophy Arthur astral bearer beauty become blank verse blood C. H. Douglas Celt Celtic century Christ Christian concept connected consciousness Cordelia creative death descended divine earthly England English literature Englishman esoteric etheric body evolution Excalibur expression external fact Faith father Faust feeling feeling-life felt Fifth Epoch force Fourth Epoch German give Goethe Goneril Gorlois grasp Hamlet heart Holy Grail human Ego human love imagination important Impulse individual instinct Intellectual Soul intensity King King Lear Lear Lear's living Lohengrin man's manifest material earth material universe Memoriam metrical rhythm mind modern nation Nature outer world Parsifal pass passion Peele Castle perceive permeate physical body poem poet poetry pre-Christian pure race reader reality recognise Rudolf Steiner sense Sentient Soul Shakespeare significant speak Spiritual Soul spiritual world stage Steiner's teaching Tennyson thee thou thought true whole woman women Wordsworth writer