Theism in phenomenology

Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein face to face

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Ángela Ales Bello Facultad de Filosofía, Pontificia Universidad Lateranense, Roma

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theism, deism, phenomenology

Abstract

This paper focuses on Husserl’s and Edith Stein’s conceptions developed on the problem of divinity in the sense of a personal God and not just of a superior abstract and trascendent entity; theism, the former meaning, is little treated in the history of philosophy, but such meaning takes on an special importance.

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2002-07-15

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Theism in phenomenology: Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein face to face. (2002). Devenires, 3(6), 172-194. https://publicaciones.umich.mx/revistas/devenires/ojs/article/view/664

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