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The Philosophical Contributions
of Edith Stein
The Philosophical Contributions
of Edith Stein
by John C. Wilhelmsson (large print)
This thesis addresses the topic of the philosophical contributions of Edith Stein to the area of philosophy known as phenomenology. It examines Stein’s life up until the acceptance of her doctoral dissertation On The Problem of Empathy in1916. A particular attention will be given to the years 1913 to 1915 when her dissertation was being conceived and written. The central question being: Did Edith Stein make any important independent contributions to the philosophy of phenomenology? Because Edith Stein was canonized a Saint by the Catholic Church in 1998 a great deal of research material has recently been made available on her life. Using these and other sources as evidence, this thesis will make the argument that Edith Stein did in fact make heretofore uncredited and important contributions to the area of philosophy known as phenomenology.
The thesis that inspired the Amazon bestselling book and Kindle: "The Transposition of Edith Stein: Her Contributions to Philosophy, Feminism, and The Theology of The Body"
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- Nonni in America
- Icelandic Trilogy
- Edith Stein Book
- A Pilgrimage to Iceland
- Tales of the Theotokos
- Lost in the Fjord
- New Mass Translation
- The Art Of Teaching
- Readings In Classical Ethics
- A Journey Across Iceland
- Seven Great Freethinking
- Edith Stein Thesis
- Edith Stein en Español
- La Madre de Dios
- Will Abortion Make Me Happy?
- Stoicism and its Founder
- Thorlak of Iceland
- My Heart Is Pure
- MOOC Truth