Stein, Edith Primary Author Leuven, Romaeus Editor Gelber, Lucy Editor Koeppel, Josephine Translator mixed material bibliography Washington ICS Publications 1986 Inggris

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547 p., 21,5 cm. This initial volume of the Collected Works offers, for the first time in English, Edith Stein's unabridged autobiography depicting herself as a child and a young adult. Her text breaks abruptly because the Gestapo arrested and deported her to Auschwitz in 1942. Edith Stein is one of the most significant German women of our century. At the age of twenty-five she became the first assistant to the founder of phenomenology, Edmund Husserl. She was much in demand as a writer-lecturer after her conversion from atheism to Catholicism. Later, as a Carmelite nun, she maintained her intellectual pursuits, until she died along with so many other Jewish people in the Holocaust. By making this story available in English, the Institute of Carmelite Studies provides an eye-witness account of persons and activities on the scene at the time when psychology and philosophy became separate disciplines. A preface, foreword, and afterword to Edith's text brings out many background details of the rich story she has left us. Teresia Benedikta dari Salib (Edith Stein), O.C.D. Otobiografi Carmelitana The Collected Works of Edith Stein 1 Carmel, II No.557/1 0935216049 Perpustakaan Ordo Karmel Indonesia Indonesian Carmelite Order Library A28776 A28776-C2 My Library A28776 A28776-C1 My Library A28776 I705.jpg 25907 2011-02-14 10:10:11 2021-10-01 11:21:52 machine generated