“An 'I' without a body is a possibility. But a body without an 'I' is utterly impossible.”
Quote by Edith Stein
Work
On the Problem of Empathy: The Collected Works of Edith Stein, vol. 3
The third volume of Edith Stein's collected works delves into her philosophical and theological reflections on empathy, offering insights into her intellectual development and contributions to the understanding of this complex human capacity. more
Author
Edith Stein
German philosopher, Jewish by descent, and a pioneer of existentialism. Edith Stein's philosophical contributions have had a profound impact on the field, with her thoughts blending Jewish mysticism and Christian philosophy. Her life was marked by the turmoil of two world wars, and she ultimately met her death in a Nazi concentration camp. more
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