The philosophy of freedom

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'The Philosophy of Freedom' is Rudolf Steiner's most important work. In it he explains the two aspects of free will: freedom of thought and freedom of action. This landmark book explores free will from a completely fresh and unique perspective. "If an idea is to become action, man must first want it, before it can happen. Such an act of will therefore has its grounds only in man himself. Man is then the ultimate determinant of his action. He is free." -Rudolf Steiner

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Taal: en

Bindwijze: E-book

Oorspronkelijke releasedatum: 12 juni 2015

Aantal pagina's: 136

Ebook Formaat: Adobe ePub

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Hoofdauteur: Rudolf Steiner

Tweede Auteur: Rudolf Steiner

Hoofduitgeverij: Smk Books

Eerste Vertaler: M. Wilson

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EAN: 9781515400028

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