Twelve Ways of Seeing the World - A discussion of Mario Betti's work on Rudolf Steiner

Robert McDermott and Matt Segall summarize and discuss a new book by anthroposophist Mario Betti, Twelve Ways of Seeing the World. The book aims to build on Rudolf Steiner's understanding of different human worldviews in order to seed the growth of a still fledgling pluralistic society. Achieving a planetary humanity guided by freedom and love out of the ashes of the modern pathologies of fascism, totalitarianism, nationalism, oligarchism, and terrorism (the list goes on) will require more than a shallow, relativistic multiculturalism that settles for mere tolerance. Tolerance can only be a temporary position. Robert and Matt unpack Betti and Steiner's claim that genuine pluralism requires more than toleration, but a willingness to engage the whole of our being in deep communication with and mutual affirmation of worldviews other than our own.

Filmed at the PCC Forum at CIIS San Francisco, California November 6th, 2019

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