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Annual Section Report (2025)
Often Used as our Section Verse & Motto Annual North American Section Report Written for the Goetheanum Section Leadership Reporting on Year 2025 (Click here to read worldwide Section Reports) Overview The North American Section for the Literary Arts & Humanities provides information about most of its activities and research work on a website that went online in October 2020. In this report, I have included links to the section's website, where the points mentioned in this summary are discussed in detail. As is customary nowadays, our section...
Under the Sign of the Mother: “Raphael-Novalis”
Dear Friends, Here is the author-edited video of the Zoom lecture that I delivered to the American Anthroposophical...
The Literary Arts & Humanities Section in North America / 2000 – 2006
The Literary Arts & Humanities Section in North America An Overview Written in 2006 by Marguerite Miller ...
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