The reflections developed by Edith Stein and Gerda Walter around the religious experience, and more precisely the mystical experience, reveal their roots in a precise anthropological conception of a relational nature. In fact, the two philosophers present the idea of ”‹”‹a human being characterized by a depth (soul or self) whose deepest point corresponds to the place of presence of a...
The biographical itinerary and the speculative development of Edith Stein offer a precious material to reflect on the relationships between philosophy and mysticism, considered as two ways to approach the truth, without yielding to the temptation to immanentize the divine by reducing it to the individual conscience or There is therefore in common between the two saints the interest towards the...