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“This book is excellent. It is exceptionally well written. It treats Steiner’s influential esoteric world view in clear, concise and easy-to-read terms. I have often encountered Steiner’s ideas in cultural and educational histories of the twentieth century. But rarely are the ideas properly explained. Redwood’s book corrects this deficit. I learnt a lot about Steiner’s world view from reading it.” Professor Peter MurphyAuthor of The Collective Imagination: The Creative Spirit of Free Societies
“This book is excellent. It is exceptionally well written. It treats Steiner’s influential esoteric world view in clear, concise and easy-to-read terms. I have often encountered Steiner’s ideas in cultural and educational histories of the twentieth century. But rarely are the ideas properly explained. Redwood’s book corrects this deficit. I learnt a lot about Steiner’s world view from reading it.” Professor Peter MurphyAuthor of The Collective Imagination: The Creative Spirit of Free Societies
Dr Thomas Redwood is an Australian writer and educator. He is the author of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Poetics of Cinema and over 30 publications for Australian Teachers of Media. He has lectured in Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne and European Studies at the University of Adelaide. He has also worked as a secondary teacher at a number of Steiner schools. This is his second book.
“This book is excellent. It is exceptionally well written. It treats Steiner’s influential esoteric world view in clear, concise and easy-to-read terms. I have often encountered Steiner’s ideas in cultural and educational histories of the twentieth century. But rarely are the ideas properly explained. Redwood’s book corrects this deficit. I learnt a lot about Steiner’s world view from reading it.” Professor Peter MurphyAuthor of The Collective Imagination: The Creative Spirit of Free Societies
Dr Thomas Redwood is an Australian writer and educator. He is the author of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Poetics of Cinema and over 30 publications for Australian Teachers of Media. He has lectured in Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne and European Studies at the University of Adelaide. He has also worked as a secondary teacher at a number of Steiner schools. This is his second book.