Anthroposophy, Bildung and Steiner Education
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The Field Centre Journal of Research and Practice Issue 3 (Winter / Spring 2020), pages 53 - 59.Summary: In my work with teacher education, I am sometimes asked questions, quite important but also difficult, about the role of anthroposophy in Steiner education. The answers, it seems to me, depend to a great degree on what one imagines terms such as “anthroposophy” and “anthroposophist” to mean. I think that by explaining something of how I understand them, I will also be able to outline the kind of answers that I have found enriching in reflecting on such questions.
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In my work with teacher education, I am sometimes asked questions, quite important but also difficult, about the role of anthroposophy in Steiner education. The answers, it seems to me, depend to a great degree on what one imagines terms such as “anthroposophy” and “anthroposophist” to mean. I think that by explaining something of how I understand them, I will also be able to outline the kind of answers that I have found enriching in reflecting on such questions.
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