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Vol. 16 No. 2 (2026): RoSE Research on Steiner Education Vol 16 No 2
Vol. 16 No. 2 (2026): RoSE Research on Steiner Education Vol 16 No 2
Published:
2026-04-19
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RoSE Vol 16 No II Complete
Fundamentals / Grundlagen / Peer Reviewed Articles
The Crooked Structure of the Post-Truth non Sequitur: A Path Toward Epistemological Depth
Rob Blom, Darren Stanley, Chunlei Lu
Toward Truth Paradigms: Transformation, Epistemological Depth, and the Ordered Process of Discernment amidst the Post-Truth Condition
Rob Blom
Staunen im pädagogischen Kontext
Ulrike Barth, Cathrine Bryden, Liliana Olea
Wonder in an Educational Context
Ulrike Barth, Catherine Bryden, Liliana Olea
El asombro en el contexto pedagógico
Ulrike Barth, Cathrine Bryden, Liliana Olea
Types of discourses about Anthroposophy in relation to Waldorf education (Part 2)
Martyn Rawson
Empirical Research / Beiträge zur empirischen Forschung / Peer Reviewed Articles
Clases optativas en el campus online de secundaria Proyecto piloto: Enfoques contextuales del átomo
Dirk Rohde, Wilfried Sommer
Mapping Themes and Gaps in Waldorf Early Childhood Education Research: A Scoping Review Using Text Mining
Jane Xiang
From Resistance to Compromise
Anne-Mette Stabel, Dag Øystein Nome
When school starts at age six – a study on how first-grade teachers work with preschool-like time organization within the school’s time structure
Renate Østergaard
Values Education in Steiner Schools: Teachers’ Perspectives on the Physical Environment as a Pedagogical Resource
Vilde Stabel
Rezensionen / Book reviews
Albert Schmelzer: Rudolf Steiner at the Tension Point between a Philosophy of Freedom and Human Rights, Nation and “Race”.
Marcelo da Vega
Albert Schmelzer: Rudolf Steiner im Spannungsfeld von Freiheitsphilosophie und Menschenrechten, Nation und „Rasse“
Marcelo da Vega