1. anthroposophy - Noun
2. Anthroposophy - Proper noun
Knowledge of the nature of man; hence, human wisdom.
Source: Webster's dictionaryBellow also used Rudolf Steiner's spiritual science, anthroposophy, as a theme in the book, having attended a study group in Chicago. Source: Internet
Slate. 3 April 2007 Sam Tanenhaus wrote in New York Times Book Review in 2007: But what, then, of the many defects—the longueurs and digressions, the lectures on anthroposophy and religion, the arcane reading lists? Source: Internet
Modern anthroposophy concurs with the idea that the Baptist was a reincarnation of Elijah, (cf. Source: Internet
Christian and Jewish mystical thought have also influenced the development of anthroposophy. Source: Internet
Steiner probably first encountered the word "anthroposophy" in the work of Zimmermann, some of whose lectures in the University of Vienna he had attended while a student. Source: Internet
Various forms of biographic and counselling work have been developed on the basis of anthroposophy. Source: Internet