Editors' introduction

Elisa Magrì, Dermot Moran

1-28

Edith Stein's encounter with Edmund Husserl and her phenomenology of the person

Dermot Moran

31-47

Edith's Stein conception of the person within the context of the phenomenological movement

Hans R. Sepp

49-62

Intentionality, value disclosure, and constitution

Stein's model

Ingrid Vendrell Ferran

65-85

Empathy and anti-empathy

which are the problems?

Michela Summa

87-105

Stein's understanding of mental health and mental illness

Mette Lebech

107-123

From I to you to we

empathy and community in edith stein's phenomenology

Timothy Burns

127-142

The role of identification in experiencing community

Edith Stein, empathy, and Max Scheler

Antonio Calcagno

143-159

Edith Stein's phenomenology of empathy and medical ethics

Fredrik Svenaeus

161-175

Kurt Stavenhagen on the phenomenology of the we

Alessandro Salice

179-192

A philosophical resonance

Hedwig Conrad-Martius versus Edith Stein

Ronny Miron

193-216