For a Cognition that Satisfies the Human Being The Relationship Between Spiritual Science and Natural Science
Description
Steiner divides these absorbing, previously-untranslated lectures into three sections, opening with ‘The Value of Thinking’. He discusses the quality of thinking itself, contrasting ‘dead physical cognition’, ‘living imaginative cognition’, ‘inspired cognition’, and the latter’s connection with previous periods of human and planetary development.
