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Kaspar Hauser
And the Destiny of Middle Europe in the Nineteenth Century
Heyer, Karl; Boardman, Terry
Temple Lodge Publishing
10/2024
244
Mole
9781915776211
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Karl Heyer and the Destiny of his Kaspar Hauser Work-Foreword to the 4th Edition by Thomas Meyer
Foreword by Karl Heyer
1. The Being of Kaspar Hauser and his Appearance in the 19th Century
The Unwritten History of the 19th Century
The Appearance of Kaspar Hauser
Rudolf Steiner's References to Kaspar Hauser in the public lecture
in Nuremberg 17 June 1908
The Question of the Being of Kaspar Hauser
The Text of Rudolf Steiner's References
Viewpoints that result from Steiner's References
1. The Development of Consciousness
2. Kaspar Hauser's 'Wonderful Memory'
3. Professor Daumer
4. 'Sun and Moon'
5. A Methodological Comment
6. The 'Child of Europe'
7. Consequences of the Development of Intelligence
8. 'Nibbling' at Intellectuality and Eating Meat
9. The Deliberate Holding Back of Kaspar Hauser's Development
10. Many Aspects of the Phenomenon: Body and Soul
11. His Effect on Animals
12. Kaspar Hauser and Religion
A Necessary Distinction
Walking, Speaking, Thinking
Autopsy Findings: Brain and Liver
'Manifestations of Higher Spiritual Powers'
Blurring the Traces
The Disrupted Development of the I
Kaspar Hauser Speaks about Himself. His Death
How the Foundling Experienced the People Around him
The 'Archetypal Human Being from Paradise'
The Child of Humanity and the Child of Europe
The Christmas Motif
Walking, Speaking, Thinking: Reprise
The Motif of Persecution
The 'Shepherds' and the 'Kings'
Rousseau
The Mercurial Element. Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
The Task of Middle Europe
Kaspar Hauser's Appearance in the 19th Century
People around Kaspar Hauser
Jakob Wassermann
Kaspar Hauser's Opponents
Destiny Relationships among the Opponents
'The monster stronger than I'
II. The Destiny of Kaspar Hauser and the Destiny of Middle Europe
'History which did not come about'
An Indication by Rudolf Steiner
The Question of Kaspar Hauser's Family Origins
The 'Prince Theory'. For and Against
In the 19th Century
In the 20th Century
Dates in the Life of Kaspar Hauser
The Land of Baden. Karl Friedrich von Baden
Family Tree
Jung-Stilling
The Mission of Middle Europe
'The Age of Romanticism'
The Break in German Development
Could it have been otherwise?
The 1840s and the Impulse of Liberalism
Baden, Liberalism and the French Element
Karl von Baden and Stephanie Beauharnais
Napoleon's Adopted Grandson and His Mother
Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
Napoleon's Son
A Threefold Europe
The Child of Europe and His Relations
No 'Nibelung'-Prince
A 'Transformation of the Concept of the Prince'
1848
Causes of the Failure
Baden - Prussia - Hohenzollern
Bismarck
Realpolitik?
'Blood and Iron'
Bismarck and Lassalle
The German Empire of 1871
Wilhelm II
Prince Max of Baden
Conclusion
Homeless Souls
Richard Wagner
Malwida von Meysenbug, Edouard Schure
Ludwig II of Bavaria
1833-1933
Notes
Foreword by Karl Heyer
1. The Being of Kaspar Hauser and his Appearance in the 19th Century
The Unwritten History of the 19th Century
The Appearance of Kaspar Hauser
Rudolf Steiner's References to Kaspar Hauser in the public lecture
in Nuremberg 17 June 1908
The Question of the Being of Kaspar Hauser
The Text of Rudolf Steiner's References
Viewpoints that result from Steiner's References
1. The Development of Consciousness
2. Kaspar Hauser's 'Wonderful Memory'
3. Professor Daumer
4. 'Sun and Moon'
5. A Methodological Comment
6. The 'Child of Europe'
7. Consequences of the Development of Intelligence
8. 'Nibbling' at Intellectuality and Eating Meat
9. The Deliberate Holding Back of Kaspar Hauser's Development
10. Many Aspects of the Phenomenon: Body and Soul
11. His Effect on Animals
12. Kaspar Hauser and Religion
A Necessary Distinction
Walking, Speaking, Thinking
Autopsy Findings: Brain and Liver
'Manifestations of Higher Spiritual Powers'
Blurring the Traces
The Disrupted Development of the I
Kaspar Hauser Speaks about Himself. His Death
How the Foundling Experienced the People Around him
The 'Archetypal Human Being from Paradise'
The Child of Humanity and the Child of Europe
The Christmas Motif
Walking, Speaking, Thinking: Reprise
The Motif of Persecution
The 'Shepherds' and the 'Kings'
Rousseau
The Mercurial Element. Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
The Task of Middle Europe
Kaspar Hauser's Appearance in the 19th Century
People around Kaspar Hauser
Jakob Wassermann
Kaspar Hauser's Opponents
Destiny Relationships among the Opponents
'The monster stronger than I'
II. The Destiny of Kaspar Hauser and the Destiny of Middle Europe
'History which did not come about'
An Indication by Rudolf Steiner
The Question of Kaspar Hauser's Family Origins
The 'Prince Theory'. For and Against
In the 19th Century
In the 20th Century
Dates in the Life of Kaspar Hauser
The Land of Baden. Karl Friedrich von Baden
Family Tree
Jung-Stilling
The Mission of Middle Europe
'The Age of Romanticism'
The Break in German Development
Could it have been otherwise?
The 1840s and the Impulse of Liberalism
Baden, Liberalism and the French Element
Karl von Baden and Stephanie Beauharnais
Napoleon's Adopted Grandson and His Mother
Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
Napoleon's Son
A Threefold Europe
The Child of Europe and His Relations
No 'Nibelung'-Prince
A 'Transformation of the Concept of the Prince'
1848
Causes of the Failure
Baden - Prussia - Hohenzollern
Bismarck
Realpolitik?
'Blood and Iron'
Bismarck and Lassalle
The German Empire of 1871
Wilhelm II
Prince Max of Baden
Conclusion
Homeless Souls
Richard Wagner
Malwida von Meysenbug, Edouard Schure
Ludwig II of Bavaria
1833-1933
Notes
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Kaspar Hauser; Rudolf Steiner; anthroposophy; spiritual science; Middle Europe; twentieth century
Karl Heyer and the Destiny of his Kaspar Hauser Work-Foreword to the 4th Edition by Thomas Meyer
Foreword by Karl Heyer
1. The Being of Kaspar Hauser and his Appearance in the 19th Century
The Unwritten History of the 19th Century
The Appearance of Kaspar Hauser
Rudolf Steiner's References to Kaspar Hauser in the public lecture
in Nuremberg 17 June 1908
The Question of the Being of Kaspar Hauser
The Text of Rudolf Steiner's References
Viewpoints that result from Steiner's References
1. The Development of Consciousness
2. Kaspar Hauser's 'Wonderful Memory'
3. Professor Daumer
4. 'Sun and Moon'
5. A Methodological Comment
6. The 'Child of Europe'
7. Consequences of the Development of Intelligence
8. 'Nibbling' at Intellectuality and Eating Meat
9. The Deliberate Holding Back of Kaspar Hauser's Development
10. Many Aspects of the Phenomenon: Body and Soul
11. His Effect on Animals
12. Kaspar Hauser and Religion
A Necessary Distinction
Walking, Speaking, Thinking
Autopsy Findings: Brain and Liver
'Manifestations of Higher Spiritual Powers'
Blurring the Traces
The Disrupted Development of the I
Kaspar Hauser Speaks about Himself. His Death
How the Foundling Experienced the People Around him
The 'Archetypal Human Being from Paradise'
The Child of Humanity and the Child of Europe
The Christmas Motif
Walking, Speaking, Thinking: Reprise
The Motif of Persecution
The 'Shepherds' and the 'Kings'
Rousseau
The Mercurial Element. Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
The Task of Middle Europe
Kaspar Hauser's Appearance in the 19th Century
People around Kaspar Hauser
Jakob Wassermann
Kaspar Hauser's Opponents
Destiny Relationships among the Opponents
'The monster stronger than I'
II. The Destiny of Kaspar Hauser and the Destiny of Middle Europe
'History which did not come about'
An Indication by Rudolf Steiner
The Question of Kaspar Hauser's Family Origins
The 'Prince Theory'. For and Against
In the 19th Century
In the 20th Century
Dates in the Life of Kaspar Hauser
The Land of Baden. Karl Friedrich von Baden
Family Tree
Jung-Stilling
The Mission of Middle Europe
'The Age of Romanticism'
The Break in German Development
Could it have been otherwise?
The 1840s and the Impulse of Liberalism
Baden, Liberalism and the French Element
Karl von Baden and Stephanie Beauharnais
Napoleon's Adopted Grandson and His Mother
Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
Napoleon's Son
A Threefold Europe
The Child of Europe and His Relations
No 'Nibelung'-Prince
A 'Transformation of the Concept of the Prince'
1848
Causes of the Failure
Baden - Prussia - Hohenzollern
Bismarck
Realpolitik?
'Blood and Iron'
Bismarck and Lassalle
The German Empire of 1871
Wilhelm II
Prince Max of Baden
Conclusion
Homeless Souls
Richard Wagner
Malwida von Meysenbug, Edouard Schure
Ludwig II of Bavaria
1833-1933
Notes
Foreword by Karl Heyer
1. The Being of Kaspar Hauser and his Appearance in the 19th Century
The Unwritten History of the 19th Century
The Appearance of Kaspar Hauser
Rudolf Steiner's References to Kaspar Hauser in the public lecture
in Nuremberg 17 June 1908
The Question of the Being of Kaspar Hauser
The Text of Rudolf Steiner's References
Viewpoints that result from Steiner's References
1. The Development of Consciousness
2. Kaspar Hauser's 'Wonderful Memory'
3. Professor Daumer
4. 'Sun and Moon'
5. A Methodological Comment
6. The 'Child of Europe'
7. Consequences of the Development of Intelligence
8. 'Nibbling' at Intellectuality and Eating Meat
9. The Deliberate Holding Back of Kaspar Hauser's Development
10. Many Aspects of the Phenomenon: Body and Soul
11. His Effect on Animals
12. Kaspar Hauser and Religion
A Necessary Distinction
Walking, Speaking, Thinking
Autopsy Findings: Brain and Liver
'Manifestations of Higher Spiritual Powers'
Blurring the Traces
The Disrupted Development of the I
Kaspar Hauser Speaks about Himself. His Death
How the Foundling Experienced the People Around him
The 'Archetypal Human Being from Paradise'
The Child of Humanity and the Child of Europe
The Christmas Motif
Walking, Speaking, Thinking: Reprise
The Motif of Persecution
The 'Shepherds' and the 'Kings'
Rousseau
The Mercurial Element. Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
The Task of Middle Europe
Kaspar Hauser's Appearance in the 19th Century
People around Kaspar Hauser
Jakob Wassermann
Kaspar Hauser's Opponents
Destiny Relationships among the Opponents
'The monster stronger than I'
II. The Destiny of Kaspar Hauser and the Destiny of Middle Europe
'History which did not come about'
An Indication by Rudolf Steiner
The Question of Kaspar Hauser's Family Origins
The 'Prince Theory'. For and Against
In the 19th Century
In the 20th Century
Dates in the Life of Kaspar Hauser
The Land of Baden. Karl Friedrich von Baden
Family Tree
Jung-Stilling
The Mission of Middle Europe
'The Age of Romanticism'
The Break in German Development
Could it have been otherwise?
The 1840s and the Impulse of Liberalism
Baden, Liberalism and the French Element
Karl von Baden and Stephanie Beauharnais
Napoleon's Adopted Grandson and His Mother
Kaspar Hauser and Napoleon
Napoleon's Son
A Threefold Europe
The Child of Europe and His Relations
No 'Nibelung'-Prince
A 'Transformation of the Concept of the Prince'
1848
Causes of the Failure
Baden - Prussia - Hohenzollern
Bismarck
Realpolitik?
'Blood and Iron'
Bismarck and Lassalle
The German Empire of 1871
Wilhelm II
Prince Max of Baden
Conclusion
Homeless Souls
Richard Wagner
Malwida von Meysenbug, Edouard Schure
Ludwig II of Bavaria
1833-1933
Notes
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