Intersubjectivity, Humanity, Being

Mette Lebech is a lecturer in philosophy at Maynooth University. She holds degrees in philosophy from the Universities of Copenhagen, Louvain-la-Neuve and Leuven. She has lectured and published widely on human dignity, friendship, bioethics and the philosophy of Edith Stein. Her publications include On the Problem of Human Dignity: A Hermeneutical and Phenomenological Investigation (2009), which employs Steins phenomenology to explore the experiential necessity of the idea of human dignity, and The Philosophy of Edith Stein: From Phenomenology to Metaphysics (2015). She is President of the international Association for the Study of the Philosophy of Edith Stein (IASPES). Her current research interest is in phenomenological value theory. John Haydn Gurmin is a lecturer in philosophy at Maynooth University. He holds degrees in philosophy from Maynooth University, the Pontifical University at Maynooth and University College Dublin. He is Secretary of the International Association for the Study of the Philosophy of Edith Stein (IASPES) and his current research interests focus on philosophical theology, phenomenology and the philosophy of science (particularly evolution).

Contents: Sarah Borden Sharkey: Reconciling Time and Eternity: Edith Steins Philosophical Project Joyce Avrech Berkman: The Blinking Eye/I: Edith Stein as Philosopher and Autobiographer Rachel Feldhay Brenner: Edith Steins Concept of Empathy and the Problem of the Holocaust Witness: War Diaries of Polish Warsaw Writers Antonio Calcagno: Edith Steins Reworked Liberalism and the State Marianne Sawicki: Solidarity and the Legal Order in Steins Political Theory Joachim Feldes: A Yet Hidden Story: Edith Stein and the Bergzabern Circle Gloria Ziga y Postigo: Phenomenological Ontology: Steins Third Way Elizabeth Meade: Stein and Levinas on the Other James Smith: Reinachian Themes in An Investigation Concerning the State Nicholas Madden OCD: An Artist and Edith Stein Christof Betschart OCD: Quid and Quale: Reflections on a Possible Complementarity Between Metaphysical and Phenomenological Approaches to Personal Individuality in Edith Steins Potenz und Akt Philip Gonzales: Edith Stein and Erich Przywara and the Place of Love in Christian Philosophy Walter Redmond: Edith Steins Ontological Argument Marian Maskulak CPS: Edith Steins Trinitarian Ontology Gerald Gleeson: Exemplars and Essences: Thomas Aquinas and Edith Stein Thomas Gricoski OSB: The Method of Steins Realism Ken Casey: Do We Die Alone? Edith Steins Critique of Heidegger Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz: Sinnereignis in the Philosophy of Edith Stein Jerzy Machnacz: Hedwig Conrad-Martius und Edith Stein Husserls Schlerinnen und die aristotelisch-thomistische Philosophie Ren Raschke: Edith Stein in der deutschen Forschung und Rezeption Kathleen Haney: Inviting Edith Stein into the French Debate Harm Klueting: Edith Stein and John of the Cross: An Intellectual and Spiritual Relation from Husserls Lecture in 1918 to the Gas Chamber of Auschwitz in 1942 Michel Dupuis: Empathy and the Hermeneutics of the Self: E. Stein, H. Kohut, P. Ricoeur Donald L. Wallenfang OCDS: Geisteswissenschaft: Edith Steins Phenomenological Sketch of the Essence of Spirit Francesco Alfieri OFM: A Possible Opening Up of Phenomenology Towards the Metaphysical Question of Materia Prima: Edith Steins Thought in Relation to the Work of Vitalis de Furno, Edmund Husserl and Hedwig Conrad-Martius.