Titlebook: Edith Stein’s An Investigation Concerning the State: Sociality, Nationhood, Ethics; Eva Reyes-Gacitúa,Antonio Calcagno Book 2020 Springer

巨硕

Certain Legal Presuppositions About the Idea of Law in Edith Stein’s ,a phenomenology of law without ever presenting it in terms of natural law or legal positivism. This paper argues that Stein, following Adolf Reinach’s concept of pure law, recognizes the . structure of law as such, that is, she views law as an . order.

Extricate

木讷

Religion, Mysticism, and the State her writings on figures like John of the Cross and Dionysus the Areopagite. Though Stein does not address spiritual theological questions in her political treatise, she raises the importance of the soul or psyche for the state insofar as all persons are constituted as lived body-soul-spirit unities

ACTIN

占线

Bioethics and Edith Stein’s ,d the community focuses on the nature of the coexistence between citizens, which is relevant for thinking about bioethics. The different aspects that arise from this topic can be linked to the question of respect for the dignity of people. In this paper, problems or dilemmas arising in medicine and

表两个

调味品

The Justification of the Modern State in Edith Stein’s ,: A Political Theological Viewuivocation of statehood and sovereignty, the relationship between state and law, the state’s self-restraint, and radical ambivalence. In Part Two, the article examines Stein’s justification of the state reality, and the link between state and human rights. Finally, post-Conciliar political theology

短程旅游

Forms of the State: An Approach to the Work of Edith Stein Based on Its Aristotelian Influencesy those who exercise sovereignty, which, in part, coincide with the bearers of the state. These limits are established by the community’s consciousness with respect to its . and its culture. These three limitations would fall within the aim of political life, according to Aristotle. But in addition

生气的边缘

The Current Process of the Constituent Assembly and the Relevance of Edith Stein’s , as one of the many challenges of the current government (2018–2022). The complexity of this process calls for different readings and approaches to the topic. I approach the issue by deploying certain fundamental ideas found in Stein’s work .: the text’s method as an attitude, “To the thing themselv

Frisky

Mark L. Goldstein,Stephen MorewitzThis essay explores the notion of legal personhood as it is constituted in Edith Stein’s understanding of the state. I argue that Stein’s concept of legal personhood, as it relates to sovereignty and positive law, bears certain similarities to central, contemporary Chilean legal concepts. I mine the philosophical implications of the comparison.