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Focuses on Edith Stein's later writings and in particular her magnum opus, ""Finite and Eternal Being"". This book investigates Stein's account of human individuality and her mature philosophical positions on being and essence.

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Individual form is the key idea in understanding the later Stein. Borden Sharkey's work represents the first book length study of the issue in English and without a doubt offers the most significant contribution to the scholarship in this area. She presents a detailed analysis of Stein's theory in a way which is fair to Stein, helpful to the reader, and places it within the larger philosophical discussion. - Terrence C. Wright, associate professor of philosophy, St. John Vianney Theological Seminary

Thine Own Self Individuality in Edith Steins

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      Publisher The Catholic University of America Press
      Published 30 December 2009
      ISBN-13 9780813216829
      978-0813216829
      ISBN-10 0813216826

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Focuses on Edith Stein's later writings and in particular her magnum opus, ""Finite and Eternal Being"". This book investigates Stein's account of human individuality and her mature philosophical positions on being and essence.

      Trade Review
      Individual form is the key idea in understanding the later Stein. Borden Sharkey's work represents the first book length study of the issue in English and without a doubt offers the most significant contribution to the scholarship in this area. She presents a detailed analysis of Stein's theory in a way which is fair to Stein, helpful to the reader, and places it within the larger philosophical discussion. - Terrence C. Wright, associate professor of philosophy, St. John Vianney Theological Seminary

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