Physics & Technology

Physics and technology within anthroposophy engage with light, warmth, electricity, magnetism, and sound from a perspective that reunites outer measurement with inner qualitative experience. This collection of approximately 100 titles gathers Rudolf Steiner’s science courses alongside works by anthroposophical scientists extending his research into contemporary physics and the ethics of technology.

Steiner’s The Light Course (1919–20), The Warmth Course (1920), and his lectures on the spiritual nature of electricity and sub-nature form the foundation. Georg Unger’s studies on the philosophy of science and Ernst Lehrs’ Man or Matter connect Steiner’s indications to modern scientific questions that remain strikingly relevant in the digital age.

Scientists, engineers, and anyone grappling with the moral questions raised by modern technology will find this collection thought-provoking. Companion titles appear under Goethean Science.