@article{10.18756/edn.66.67, title = {{Thinking about thinking: Rudolf Steiner and modern science}}, shorttitle = {{Thinking about thinking: Rudolf Steiner and modern science}}, author = {Gange, Hedley}, journal = {Elemente der Naturwissenschaft}, year = {1997}, volume = {66}, pages = {67--72}, url = {https://dx.doi.org/10.18756/edn.66.67}, doi = {10.18756/edn.66.67}, issn = {p-ISSN 0422-9630}, language = {en}, abstract = {

In the course of writing an essay at the University of Manchester (Gange 1990) in 1989 I noted that some of the experimental investigations currently being pursued in the sphere of cognitive psychology are relevant to aspects of {\guillemotleft}The Philosophy of Freedom{\guillemotright}. I was interested particularly in the references, in chapter 3, to the process of observing one{'}s own thinking - {\guillemotleft}the most significant observation one can make{\guillemotright}. The book is addressed to the general public, especially those with an interest in science, and I was particularly interested in the way the book would be understood by the non—anthroposophical reader today. [...]

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In the course of writing an essay at the University of Manchester (Gange 1990) in 1989 I noted that some of the experimental investigations currently being pursued in the sphere of cognitive psychology are relevant to aspects of {\guillemotleft}The Philosophy of Freedom{\guillemotright}. I was interested particularly in the references, in chapter 3, to the process of observing one{'}s own thinking - {\guillemotleft}the most significant observation one can make{\guillemotright}. The book is addressed to the general public, especially those with an interest in science, and I was particularly interested in the way the book would be understood by the non—anthroposophical reader today. [...]

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