Necessity and Freedom

Necessity and FreedomNecessity and Freedom Rudolf Steiner (author), Pauline Wehrle (translator) 5 lectures in Berlin, January 25 February 8, 1916 (CW 166) Abounding in lively anecdotes and fresh insights, these lectures draw the reader into a rich contemplation on the nature of necessity and freedom in human life and in the world. Rudolf Steiner weaves together seemingly disparate elements while resolving contradictions into a higher unity, showing us that, far from being

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