Towards the Twenty-first Century: Doing the Good by Bernard Lievegoed

The ideas which led to the Free University were evidently already in Dr Lievegoed's mind when he gave these talks, for the theme running through them is to point out to young men and women of that time the dangers they faced and the way to meet them.

Bernard Lievegoed—psychiatrist, educator, and anthroposophist—brought half a century of clinical practice, studious observation, and personal insight into the writing of this book. His overview of the course of human life and vocation, of male-female relationships, and of the sometimes-misleading picture of the human being presented by the various psychologies, have made this book essential reading for all those interested in acquiring a deeper understanding of life’s mysteries.