Lecture, Antroposophy 1898-2023
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Cultuurhuis Sijthoff Doezastraat
Cultuurhuis Sijthoff Doezastraat
Doezastraat 1 B
2311 GZ LEIDEN
At the end of the 19th century Rudolf Steiner (natural scientist and philosopher) revealed his philosophy to the world. His philosophy is applied in practice throughout Europe and the world beyond.
At the end of the 19th century Rudolf Steiner (natural scientist and philosopher) revealed his philosophy to the world. His philosophy is applied in practice throughout Europe and the world beyond.
Rudolf Steiner was born in 1861 and died in 1925. In these 64 years he brought an amazing movement to life, the consequences of which can still be seen today, and which continue to grow. He started the movment through the written word, the spoken word, and through practical institutes such as schools, a clinic, architecture, and so much more. His philosophy is based on the idea that the Earth, humanity, and all life is permeated by both a physical and a spiritual reality.
The lecture will cover his lif…
At the end of the 19th century Rudolf Steiner (natural scientist and philosopher) revealed his philosophy to the world. His philosophy is applied in practice throughout Europe and the world beyond.
Rudolf Steiner was born in 1861 and died in 1925. In these 64 years he brought an amazing movement to life, the consequences of which can still be seen today, and which continue to grow. He started the movment through the written word, the spoken word, and through practical institutes such as schools, a clinic, architecture, and so much more. His philosophy is based on the idea that the Earth, humanity, and all life is permeated by both a physical and a spiritual reality.
The lecture will cover his life. What is the origin of antroposophy, how did it take shape, what are the consequences and developments in our time, and what potential lies in the time to come?
Rik ten Cate (1955) will head this lecture. He is a member of the board of the Antroposophical Association in the Netherlands, and as such, represents the Netherlands abroad. He began his studies as a teacher and taught for years in primary schools, secondary schools as well as adult education. Besides this, Rik studied visual arts, and since 1988 he is a practising sculptor with expositions in the Netherlands and abroad. For an insight into his sculpting, you can visit his website.
After the break, journalist Maarten Baanders will be moderating the conversation between the speaker and those present.
Entry: € 10 – students € 7,50
This lecture has also been opened for participants of WeArePublic. They can make their reservations here.
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When
- Friday the 31st of march 2023 from 20:00 to 22:00