“The Personalism of Edith Stein”, by Robert McNamara. (2023)

Written By Hannah Rothwell

A reflective analysis of the philosophy and practical life of foundational phenomenological philosopher, Edith Stein (d. 1942). An amazing work which connects Stein’s innovative application of phenomenology to relationality to the later development of Personalism. Underscores the explicit link between her work and its impact on the development of personality philosophy through later personalists such as Wojtyla.

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