anthroposophy

(an′t̸hrō päsə fē, -t̸hrə-)

noun

a religious or mystical system or movement similar to theosophy, founded by Rudolf Steiner about 1912

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See anthroposophy in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
A system of beliefs and practice based on the teachings of Rudolph Steiner and maintaining that by correct training and personal discipline one can attain experience of the spiritual world.

Origin:

Origin: anthropo-

Origin: + (theo)sophy

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Related Forms:

  • anˌthro·po·sophˈi·cal (-pə-sŏfˈĭ-kəl) adjective
  • anˌthro·posˈo·phist noun

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