Spiritual science and goethianistic anthroposophical thought:

a decolonial and emancipatory knowledge

Abstract

In this work, our objective is to demonstrate that the thinking of the philosopher Rudolf Steiner can be used, due to his methodological principles, as powerful instruments for the resistance of the sacred territories, against the political-scientific colonization, whose premises are based on materialistic and disenchanted aspects. . Thus, starting from Catharine Walsh's decolonial understanding, our argument consists in defending that the methodological perspective of Goetheanistic anthroposophy allows the researcher and educator to be constantly open to the living phenomena that present themselves, in order to reach what it is essential in your relationship with the experienced world. It was concluded that spiritual science from the methodological perspective of Anthroposophy becomes an important tool for the search for human emancipation, based on the understanding that spiritual science is itself a practical dimension and that it should enable effective transformation of reality, considering it as part of other knowledge neglected by materialist-disenchanted thinking.