The Collected Works of EDITH STEIN ON THE PROBLEM OF EMPATHY

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2 Edith Stein respected Prof'essor Husserl, had a look at the manuscript of Part II of his "Ideen," dealing in part with the same question' Thus, naturally, should I take up my theme again, I would not be able to refrain from using the new suggestions received. Of course, the statement of the problem and my method of work have grown entirely out of intellectual stimuli received from Professor Husserl so that in any case what I may claim as my "spiritual property" in the following expositions is most questionable. Nevertheless, I can say that the results I now submit have been obtained by my own efforts. This I could no longer maintain if I nou' undertook changes. Chapter II The Essence of Acts of Empathy l. The Method of the Investigation ll controversy over empathy is based on the implied as- ^ta. sumption that foreign subjects and their experience are given to ,rr. -fhit-rk..s deal with the circumstances of'the occuri",,.., the effects, and the legitimacy of this givenness' But the most immediate undertaking is t0 consider the phenomenon rlf gir.'enness in and by itself and t
4 Edith Stein What t an be leli if the whole world and evert the subject experieDcing ir are cancelled? In fact, there remains an infinite Iield o1' pure i.vestigation. For let us consider what this exclusiot't meatts. i can doubr whether what I see befbre me exjsts' Deception is possible. J'herefbre, I must exclude and make no use of the p.,siting ol existence. But r'r'hat I cannot exclude. what is not iubject to doubt, is my experience of the th"!pg (the perception' *"-,r.y, or other kind
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Page 9 and 10: xvlll Edith Stein enological standp
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Page 13: ON THE PROBLEM OF EMPATHY Foreword
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