EDITH STEIN. PARALLELS AND CONTEXTS

Discover a fascinating journey into the depths of Edith Stein's thought, a philosopher and saint whose reflections continue to arouse curiosity and controversy. This book is an invitation to confront her legacy with diverse visions of man and the world, both historical and contemporary. Explore the life and thought of Edith Stein against the backdrop of turbulent times that shaped her extraordinary figure.

• Deep analysis of Edith Stein's philosophy
• Historical and contemporary context of her thought
• Inspiration for those seeking life's guideposts
• Method of parallels developed in a biographical and philosophical context
• Updating the legacy of Edith Stein in today's times
• Hardcover ensuring the book's durability

Edith Stein, an outstanding philosopher and saint of the Catholic Church, left behind a rich intellectual legacy that continues to inspire and provoke reflection. Her works, set in the context of Edmund Husserl's phenomenology, touch on fundamental questions about the nature of man, the meaning of existence, and the relationship between faith and reason. This book is an attempt to grapple with this extraordinary achievement, confronting it with various philosophical and worldview perspectives.

The publication "Edith Stein. Parallels and Contexts" is a collection of essays and studies that analyze Edith Stein's thought in relation to other prominent figures and philosophical currents. The authors undertake the difficult task of placing her reflections in a historical and cultural context, showing how her life and work fit into the panorama of the turbulent times in which she operated. This book is aimed at all those who want to delve into the secrets of Edith Stein's philosophy and discover its relevance to today's challenges.

Marek Derewiecki Publishing House, known for its attention to high editorial and substantive quality, hands over to readers a carefully prepared publication that will certainly satisfy the expectations of even the most demanding philosophy enthusiasts. The hardcover ensures the durability of the book, and the aesthetic appearance makes it an ornament for every library. The 213x155 mm format is convenient to read and store, and 408 pages filled with content guarantee many hours of intellectual adventure.

This book is a valuable read for students of philosophy, theology, history, and all those interested in existential and spiritual issues. It can also be an inspiration for those seeking life's guideposts and wanting to understand the meaning of human existence. The legacy of Edith Stein, updated in the context of contemporary challenges, can become a valuable source of inspiration and hope in uncertain times.