Publication at Faculty of Humanities |
2017
Abstract
The chapter first examines Stein's conception of the person and contrasts it with Husserl's basic ideas. In a second step, Scheler's explanations in his book on Formalism are considered, before it is finally shown what Edith Stein's genuine contribution, compared to Husserl and Scheler, is in the determination of the personal and its unity.
