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Prophet of the Post-Atlantean Age: Rudolf Steiner, Esoteric Cosmology, and the Ideological Roots of Nazism
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- ISBN8232849573
- EAN9798232849573
- Date de parution10/12/2025
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Résumé
Can a philosophy of holistic healing, progressive education, and spiritual enlightenment secretly pave the path for an age of darkness?For decades, the name Rudolf Steiner has evoked images of sun-drenched Waldorf classrooms, nutrient-rich Biodynamic farms, and a gentle, post-materialist spiritual path. Yet, beneath the veneer of this revered visionary lies a volatile, racially hierarchical cosmology, drawn from the deepest wells of European esotericism.
Arthur Vance Sterling's groundbreaking historical non-fiction, Prophet of the Post-Atlantean Age, compels readers to confront the shocking reality: that the very doctrines Steiner taught-from his theory of successive "Root Races" to his concepts of "folk souls" and spiritual destiny-were selectively adopted and tragically misused by the völkisch thinkers who provided the ideological scaffolding for the Nazi regime.
This is not a simple biography, but a forensic examination of ideas and their devastating, unforeseen consequences. Sterling meticulously traces Steiner's path from the Theosophical high council to the founding of Anthroposophy, exposing the direct, uncomfortable lineage connecting his spiritual claims about the Germanic race to the nationalistic fervor that consumed Germany.
Arthur Vance Sterling's groundbreaking historical non-fiction, Prophet of the Post-Atlantean Age, compels readers to confront the shocking reality: that the very doctrines Steiner taught-from his theory of successive "Root Races" to his concepts of "folk souls" and spiritual destiny-were selectively adopted and tragically misused by the völkisch thinkers who provided the ideological scaffolding for the Nazi regime.
This is not a simple biography, but a forensic examination of ideas and their devastating, unforeseen consequences. Sterling meticulously traces Steiner's path from the Theosophical high council to the founding of Anthroposophy, exposing the direct, uncomfortable lineage connecting his spiritual claims about the Germanic race to the nationalistic fervor that consumed Germany.
