The Liberation of the Human Being as the Basis for Social Reorganisation

The lectures delivered by Rudolf Steiner in Switzerland aimed to engage a middle-class audience untouched by the First World War. Focusing on the concept of threefoldness, he offered fresh insights distinct from his earlier presentations in Germany. Spanning nine public lectures from March to November 1919, held in Basel, Bern, and Winterthur, these talks explored innovative perspectives on social and spiritual themes relevant to the post-war context.