Finite and Eternal Being: An Attempt to Ascend to the Meaning of Being (Edith Stein: Complete Works: Critical English, 12)
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Finite and Eternal Being: An Attempt to Ascend to the Meaning of Being (Edith Stein: Complete Works: Critical English, 12)

by Edith Stein

Philosophy Spirituality Theology
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Edith Stein's philosophical investigation into the nature of being, examining how finite existence relates to eternal being through phenomenological and metaphysical analysis.

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This work represents Edith Stein's mature attempt to develop a comprehensive ontology that integrates phenomenological method with classical metaphysics.

Stein explores the distinction between finite and eternal being, seeking to understand how created existence participates in divine being.

The text engages with major philosophical traditions while advancing original insights into the structure of reality and the meaning of existence.

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