Edith Stein’s Little-Known Side

American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 83 (4):555-581 (2009)
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This paper examines Edith Stein’s phenomenological analysis of society—a neglected side of her thought—and situates it in a two-fold context: (a) philosophical studies of society undertaken in German-speaking lands in the aftermath of the First World War, and (b) Christian concepts of surrogacy and responsibility for the other.

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