GEORGE ADAMS MA (Came) PHYSICAL AND ETHEREAL SPACES Gl Suction t eusATon RUDOLF STEINER PRESS LONDONContents Foreword 1 Ancient nd Modern Geometry. Ethereal Spce snd its Foros TUE Poti with rect to the Sphere IV. Physical and Behera Fores and Subsanes [Notes and Reference 2 65Foreword Thnk ane: Bow the pit acme x wptere BS ta oie Se eit ‘en come gto, for thet che Taf wil ‘Mae eh SS ta ithe Ben George Adams had long hoped to republih his exay of 1933, which appeared (in German) in Natar publhed by the Goethe num, Swizerland, and in 4direpooply, journal of the Anchno- sophie Soy, London and New York This ey pu forward iil satemene ofa theory of foe in living mature aed on ‘he mathemati conception f space snd morphology dvived fom modern projective geamery. It was, however, only very sory before hit derh on the oth March, 1963, th we Bean 2 pe- pare the new German son. George Adams intended to include Hsatons and anncratons al wit tubtantal prefie, referring noe only this oma farther work, bur ala othe work of other-puricalady thar of Profesor Louls Locher-Brst of Suriceran—in which he would Have st ehis workin trig lic in the bistory of scene thought and endewour. Thave not ied en write a pefce suc a only he, with his decp ight into the scene spit of modern time, would have doney have simply made smal revision inthe text, iasmuc aU knew ‘is intentions, and have add illo and anntations. Pow dtm auteren Rama speared i its new form in 1964, pal lished by the Verigg Prete Geistleben, Seatgnrty the pesnt volume, in che English guage, uniform with Researching im pigs chemistry at Cambridge at the time of le urbeak ofthe ft world was, George Adams saw that doth ert Wes Has So a vd wc Spe dock at