The GA Work Library | Rudolf Steiner Study Guides

Rudolf Steiner - Gesamtausgabe - Study Guides

The GA Work Library is Thalira's study-guide companion to Rudolf Steiner's collected works (the Gesamtausgabe). Each guide introduces one volume, its place in Steiner's development, its themes and structure, and the glossary terms drawn from it, with links to the full text at the Rudolf Steiner Archive. 257 study guides, covering every volume our glossary draws upon. Companion to the Anthroposophical Glossary and the Study Paths.

Written Works and Early Foundations (GA 1-99)
GA 1  Goethean Science8 glossary terms
GA 3  Truth and Knowledge1 glossary terms
GA 9  Theosophy12 glossary terms
GA 11  Cosmic Memory3 glossary terms
GA 20  The Riddle of Man2 glossary terms
GA 51  Schiller1 glossary terms
GA 53  Tolstoy1 glossary terms
GA 57  Madonna1 glossary terms
GA 64  From a Fateful Time2 glossary terms
GA 91  involution3 glossary terms
GA 93  The Temple Legend9 glossary terms
The Lecture Cycles: Christ, Cosmos and Karma (GA 100-199)
GA 126  Occult History3 glossary terms
GA 129  Persephone2 glossary terms
GA 144  Sun at Midnight1 glossary terms
GA 155  Interest4 glossary terms
GA 162  Tree of Life1 glossary terms
GA 169  Toward Imagination2 glossary terms
GA 170  Riddle of Humanity17 glossary terms
GA 175  Mithras2 glossary terms
GA 196  Imperialism1 glossary terms
The Later Courses: Science, Art and Education (GA 200-299)
GA 203  Apollonius2 glossary terms
GA 209  Epiphany2 glossary terms
GA 211  The Sun Mystery4 glossary terms
GA 232  Mystery Centres3 glossary terms
GA 264  Masters of Wisdom1 glossary terms
GA 265  Misraim2 glossary terms
GA 292  The History of Art20 glossary terms
Education, Medicine, Agriculture and the Priesthood (GA 300+)
GA 315  Eurythmy Therapy1 glossary terms
GA 318  Pastoral Medicine1 glossary terms
GA 327  Agriculture Course2 glossary terms
GA 332a  The Social Future1 glossary terms
GA 340  World Economy5 glossary terms
Thalira provides original study guides; the full lecture and book texts live at the Rudolf Steiner Archive (rsarchive.org) and SteinerBooks. Curated by Matt Griffin and Talia Grose.