The Rudolf Steiner Archive

The translator William Lindeman sums this volume up nicely: If ever a difficult book was worth every minute of effort it requires, this is it—all of it, not just the parts already published as The Case For Anthroposophy.

• Introduction
• Preface

1. Where Natural Science and Spiritual Science Meet
2. Max Dessoir on Anthroposophy
3. Franz Brentano, in Memoriam
4. Sketches of Some of the Ramifications of the Content of This Book:
1. The Philosophical Validation of Anthroposophy
2. The Appearance of Limits to Knowledge
3. The Abstractness of Our Concepts
4. An Important Characteristic of Spiritual Perception
5. The Real Basis of an Intentional Relation
6. The Physical and Spiritual Dependencies of Man's Being
7. Brentano's Separation of the Soul Element from What Is External to the Soul
8. An Objection Often Raised Against Anthroposophy
9. Closing Remark
10. Appendix: Dessoir's Response to Steiner's Essay on Him