The Collected Works of EDITH STEIN ON THE PROBLEM OF EMPATHY
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38 Edith Stein<br />
ing the bankruptcy o{'scientific investigation. And if science is not<br />
permitted to do this, then especially not philosophy. For here<br />
there is no longer any domain into which it can push unsolved<br />
questions as all other clisciplines can. 'fhis means that philosophy<br />
must give the final answer, gain final clarity. rv!'e have final clarity<br />
and no questions remain open rvhen we have achieved what we<br />
call progres5-1|rs constitution <strong>of</strong>'transcendental objects in immanently<br />
given. pure consciousness. This is the goal <strong>of</strong>'phenomenology.<br />
Now let us lurn to the c()nstitution <strong>of</strong>'the indiviclual and make<br />
clear, in the first place, what an individual is.<br />
l. <strong>The</strong> Pure "f"<br />
So far rve have alrvays spoken <strong>of</strong> the pure "1" as the