1. Plural of anthroposophy; spiritual or philosophical systems that seek to understand human wisdom and the nature of humanity through intuitive or esoteric knowledge.
Usage: Usually used in academic or philosophical contexts; Often capitalized when referring to the specific movement founded by Rudolf Steiner

Examples

• Various anthroposophies emerged in the early 20th century, each offering unique perspectives on human consciousness.
• The museum's exhibition explored different anthroposophies and their influence on education and art.
• Scholars debated the merits and criticisms of competing anthroposophies at the conference.
• Anthroposophies often emphasize the spiritual development of the individual.
• The school's curriculum was influenced by anthroposophies that prioritize holistic learning.