As colorações da alma na análise da pessoa humana segundo Edith Stein
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2014-09-17
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Parise, Maria Cecilia Isatto 
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Savian Filho, Juvenal
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Dissertação de mestrado
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Neste trabalho, investigamos o conceito de alma e sua importância para a
compreensão da pessoa humana segundo Edith Stein. Mostraremos, a partir de O
problema da empatia (1916), A estrutura da pessoa humana (1932) e Ciência da
cruz (1942), três obras de momentos distintos da vida da autora, um paralelo entre o
modo como ela aprofunda a análise fenomenológica da alma, mantendo-se sempre
vinculada ao método aprendido de Edmund Husserl, e sua vivência existencial de
relação pessoal com Deus. Constatamos que em sua tese de 1916, O problema da
empatia, Edith Stein já havia elaborado uma concepção estrutural da alma que
passa a ser ampliada e aprofundada nas demais obras, sem sofrer grandes
alterações. Desse modo, a análise fenomenológica do conceito de alma
empreendida por Edith Stein nessas obras nos permite apontar para uma notável
coerência e continuidade de seu pensamento nos diferentes períodos de sua vida,
assim como sua estreita vinculação ao método fenomenológico de Edmund Husserl.
This study addresses the concept of the soul according to Edith Stein as a foundation for understanding her notion of human person. We will show through three studies published by the author at distinctly different moments: Zum Problem der Einfühlung (1916), Der Aufbau der menschlichen Person (1932) and Kreuzeswissenschaft (1942)], a parallel between the way she delves into the phenomenological analysis of the soul, very much influenced by the phenomenological method taught by Edmund Husserl, and her own existential experience in her intimate relation with God. We found that in her 1916 thesis, On the problem of Empathy, Edith Stein had already elaborated a structural concept of soul which, while enhanced and amplified, remained largely unaltered throughout her subsequent works. Thus, the phenomenological analysis of the concept of soul manifested in these three works, allows us to observe a profound coherence and continuity of thought throughout an significant period of her life, as well as her unswerving adherence to Edmund Husserl’s phenomenological method.
This study addresses the concept of the soul according to Edith Stein as a foundation for understanding her notion of human person. We will show through three studies published by the author at distinctly different moments: Zum Problem der Einfühlung (1916), Der Aufbau der menschlichen Person (1932) and Kreuzeswissenschaft (1942)], a parallel between the way she delves into the phenomenological analysis of the soul, very much influenced by the phenomenological method taught by Edmund Husserl, and her own existential experience in her intimate relation with God. We found that in her 1916 thesis, On the problem of Empathy, Edith Stein had already elaborated a structural concept of soul which, while enhanced and amplified, remained largely unaltered throughout her subsequent works. Thus, the phenomenological analysis of the concept of soul manifested in these three works, allows us to observe a profound coherence and continuity of thought throughout an significant period of her life, as well as her unswerving adherence to Edmund Husserl’s phenomenological method.
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PARISE, Maria Cecilia Isatto. As colorações da alma na análise da pessoa humana segundo Edith Stein. 2014. 234 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Filosofia) – Escola de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas, Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), Guarulhos, 2014.