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portada Aristotelians and Platonists: A Convergence of the Michaelic Streams in our Time (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2015
Language
English
Pages
408
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781491781067

Aristotelians and Platonists: A Convergence of the Michaelic Streams in our Time (in English)

Luigi Morelli (Author) · Iuniverse · Paperback

Aristotelians and Platonists: A Convergence of the Michaelic Streams in our Time (in English) - Luigi Morelli

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Synopsis "Aristotelians and Platonists: A Convergence of the Michaelic Streams in our Time (in English)"

At the heart of this book is Rudolf Steiner's "culmination in the twentieth century," or the convergence of the working of Aristotelians and Platonists for the renewal of culture. And questions arise. Where is the whole of the School of Michael at present? How can we characterize and honor one and the other stream, and avoid stereotypes and misunderstandings? This work approaches the matter in its historical unfolding, in three successive steps, in which Steiner/Aristotle's and Plato/Schröer's incarnations form a thread. The first tableau opens up in the previous Age of Michael, in Greece, when Plato and Aristotle inaugurated the work of the two Michaelic streams. The second addresses the Middle Ages, and centers around the contrast between Alain de Lille and Thomas Aquinas, between the School of Chartres and Scholasticism. Steiner's and Schröer's life tasks in the nineteenth century form the prelude to the present. The heart of the book, and its longest section, looks at the present. It contrasts the working of Aristotelians and Platonists in the natural sciences, in psychology and in the social sciences. From the ground of extensive observation and characterization, it then turns to pressing questions. What can Platonists learn from Aristotelians? And how about the reverse? Starting from the example of individuals meeting across the streams, how can we extend this understanding so that it becomes an ongoing practice and a cultural concern? How can Michaelic individuals and institutions work in ways that honor the whole of the Michaelic movement?

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