The Human Organs: Their Functional and Psychological Significance: Liver, Lung, Kidney, Heart

Walter Holtzapfel; Translated by Roland Everett

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This book is based on lectures on curative education given by the author in Switzerland and Germany. Although the approach is through the four main human organs, it will be of interest to educators, doctors and nurses working with people with special needs.

Walter Holtzapfel draws the connection between bodily processes and the life of the soul, with each affecting the other at different times. He systematically examines the characteristics of the liver, lung, kidney and heart, and applies the knowledge to various psychological disorders and conditions.

About the Author(s)

Walter Holtzapfel (1912-1994) was an expert in the field of special needs education. He worked as a medical consultant in Waldorf schools and lectured in training colleges for special education in Germany and Switzerland. He is the author of numerous books and articles. For some years, he was leader of the Medical Section at the Goetheanum in Dornach. He died in 1994.

Table of Contents

Organs and Organism
The Liver is the Basis of Courage for Action
The Lung engenders Firmness of Thought
The Kidney lends Vigour to the Temperament
The Heart is the Basis of Inner Stability
Wider Connections in the Human Organism

Useful Things to Know

Also by Walter Holtzapfel:
Children with a Difference: The Background of Steiner Special Education

More on children with special needs:
The Children of the Curative Education Course
Holistic Special Education
Children with Special Needs