Robert McNamara is assistant professor at Franciscan University of Steubenville and Associate Member of Faculty at the International Theological Institute and the Maryvale Institute.

Makes an excellent contribution to Stein studies by 1) offering a comprehensive overview and detailed analysis of Stein's anthropology, 2) comparing and contrasting Stein's thought with parallel themes in Thomism, and 3) highlighting the development of Stein's positions through the phases of her writing. McNamara helps move Stein studies forward by synthesizing the textual analyses with a synoptic vision of her project, while also advancing the reception of Stein among Thomists through an irenic and positive comparison."" - Thomas Gricoski, OSB, author of Being Unfolded: Edith Stein on the Meaning of Being

Robert McNamara is assistant professor at Franciscan University of Steubenville and Associate Member of Faculty at the International Theological Institute and the Maryvale Institute.

Makes an excellent contribution to Stein studies by 1) offering a comprehensive overview and detailed analysis of Stein's anthropology, 2) comparing and contrasting Stein's thought with parallel themes in Thomism, and 3) highlighting the development of Stein's positions through the phases of her writing. McNamara helps move Stein studies forward by synthesizing the textual analyses with a synoptic vision of her project, while also advancing the reception of Stein among Thomists through an irenic and positive comparison."" - Thomas Gricoski, OSB, author of Being Unfolded: Edith Stein on the Meaning of Being

Robert McNamara is assistant professor at Franciscan University of Steubenville and Associate Member of Faculty at the International Theological Institute and the Maryvale Institute.

Makes an excellent contribution to Stein studies by 1) offering a comprehensive overview and detailed analysis of Stein's anthropology, 2) comparing and contrasting Stein's thought with parallel themes in Thomism, and 3) highlighting the development of Stein's positions through the phases of her writing. McNamara helps move Stein studies forward by synthesizing the textual analyses with a synoptic vision of her project, while also advancing the reception of Stein among Thomists through an irenic and positive comparison."" - Thomas Gricoski, OSB, author of Being Unfolded: Edith Stein on the Meaning of Being