Jerzy Machnacz, Monika Małek-Orłowska, Krzysztof Serafin (eds.)
The Hat and the Veil
The Phenomenology of Edith Stein
Hut und Schleier
Die Phänomenologie Edith Steins
AD FONTES
STUDIEN ZUR FRÜHEN PHÄNOMENOLOGIE Band 3
 
ISBN 978-3-95948-063-5
272 Seiten, broschiert
 
Edith Stein was the philosopher who not only lived with philosophy, but managed to fully integrate it into her life. Philosophical questions for her, as for Socrates, St. Augustine and other great thinkers of the past, were not only an intellectual puzzle but an essential part of discovering the meaning of man's life. The volume is the result of international cooperation between scholars whose interests and passions are related either to phenomenology or to the life and philosophy of Edith Stein. It consists of four parts, each reflecting an important feature of Stein's philosophy or a trait of her method of thinking: philosophical encounters, ontological investigations, theological reflection, society. The authors intent to encourage the readers to reflect upon Edith Stein life and work and become inspired by the example of the great female thinker from Wrocław.
The editors: Jerzy Machnacz is Professor both at the Papal Faculty of Theology, Wrocław and of the Studies of Humanities at Politechnika Wrocławska. He published numerous books and articles on Hedwig Conrad-Martius, Edith Stein, and Gerda Walther. - Monika Małek-Orłowska is philosopher and ethicist, and acts as Assistant Professor at Wrocław University of Technology, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. Her current research interest concerns ethics of new technologies, values and methods in technology assessment, applied ethics. - Krzysztof Serafin is a member of the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Wrocław University of Technology and Head of Philosophical Anthropology and Ethics Research Team. Among his research activities are philosophy of value, philosophical anthropology, phenomenology, ethics engineering.