Book Overview

How did the impulse of Dr. Karl König and his young friends as exiles from Nazi Europe grow to become a world-wide movement?

What was the inner momentum they saw unfolding in practical life?

This volume gives a comprehensive view of the inner motifs of what became the Camphill Movement. Essays by Karl König - from 1941 until shortly before his death in 1966 - show how he saw a movement being born and developing as a "social experiment."

The book is thoroughly introduced by Richard Steel, using extensive additional material from the Karl König Archive: diary excerpts, documents and photographs.

Specifications

Format: Paperback
Size: 216 x 138 mm
Extent: 272 pages
Publisher: Floris Books
Publication Date: 17 Mai 2018
Series: Karl König Archive
Subject: History Camphill
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ISBN: 9781782504979
Price: £ 14,99