Online text: “Why Do We Need the Philosophy of Edith Stein?” by Mette Lebech

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“Why Do We Need the Philosophy of Edith Stein?” by Mette Lebech, Communio: International Catholic Review, Vol. 38 (Winter 2011): pp. 682-726. Available in PDF format on this page (with an abstract on this page) of Communio.

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Online text: “Why Do We Need the Philosophy of Edith Stein?” by Mette Lebech

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