The Presence of Duns Scotus in the Thought of Edith Stein

Focusing on individuality, the book delves into Edith Stein's phenomenological anthropology, particularly her critique of Aquinas in favor of Duns Scotus. It explores her writings and correspondence, revealing how Stein reinterpreted medieval scholastic thought through a phenomenological lens. By analyzing original sources, the author underscores Stein's unique contributions and her efforts to revive Scotus's relevance in contemporary discussions. The work not only highlights Stein's originality but also provides a critical evaluation of her intellectual influences and the evolution of Scotus's ideas.