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"I think this came about partly as an extension of Steiner's views on television as something that stunts imagination and creativity." I wasn't aware Rudolph S
by gnosis 16y ago
"I think this came about partly as an extension of Steiner's views on television as something that stunts imagination and creativity."
I wasn't aware Rudolph Steiner had any views on television, since he died in 1925, before even the earliest television sets were commercially available.
- gmac 16y agoIt's certainly true though that Steiner schools tend to be very down on TV, and I have to feel that if the alternative is some kind of creative or social or engaged-in-the-real-world activity then the alternative is almost certainly better.