The Collected Works of EDITH STEIN ON THE PROBLEM OF EMPATHY

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lq9 environnlent 66 expectation 7,12, 13,18' 33' 3'1' 7't exPerience -apPropriate l21 -background xxiii, l 5' 33' 73' 74' 99, 106 -continuitY oJ l I, l8 enrichment of 18 -firll l2 ,srream of 8-9, 27, '10' 69' 73 expressitrn 7, 22, 25, 37' 51-51' 75- 86, 92. 96, 108, I 17, 130 n l39 -bodill 26,2'i , tt|.72, 109 -psychic 26,27 iantasy 8-10, 18, 34, 47, 49, 52, 58, 61, 63, 74, I 12, 125 n. 66, 130 n' 139 Fechner 124 n.'11, 126 n.81 }?eling xxii, 60, 8'1, 92, 98-103' 109, llI,117 -and enrotion 98 -attd expression 52-54, 96 -assumPtion of 14, 20 ccrntagion of 23, 29, 3l' 7 l' 72' 104,110,111,123n.33 -[ellou' 122 n.25 -general 49, 56, 68, 69, 75' 100 of accomPaniment 17, 50, 5l ' 6l -ofoneness xviii, 16, 17' 24 -plimordial 29, 75 -represented 75 -sensati()ns of 48 -sensual 48, 55,85, 100 spiritual '19, 50. 5'l -transferencc of 23 -ralue l0l,l02 Freud xxiii Iirsion xix, xxi, 25, 45, 49, 58, 127 n.102 (lebsattel 52 Geiger 19, 124 nn. 56 & 62' 129 n. 126 Index genetlc -explanation 12,21 ' 26' 122 n 3l ' 125 n.7l -process 68 gesture 22, 21, 59, 61, 77 God I l, 50, 93, I l7 Groethulsen 122 n.25 habit I 10 Hartmann 129 n. I34 history 93-96, I 12-l l3' I 16' I 17 horizon 7'1 Husserl x, xiii, xiv' xvi' 2, 30, 6'{, ?6, 84, I 19, 122 n. 23, 125 n' 65, 126 nn. 75 & 83, t28 n l I 5' 129 n.125 id.ea (Vorstellung) l8' 20' 65 image 2-1,'14, 6l-63, 72' 88 im itation -inner 12, 16, 2l-2-1, 85 lncllcailoll / /-/d infercnce 85,86,87 -bv analogy 26-27 ' 87 -by association 25 intensitv xxii. l'1- I 5' 108 of feelings 10, 105 -o1'tendencies 106 intention 79-83, 102' 10E intentionality xvii, xx, 8' 15, b4' b7 intersubjective -causality I 10 -experience 63-64 -knorvledge xvii intrasub.jective causalitv I I0 intuition xvii, 25, 115 -inner 34 -outer 47 i n tu itive -act 19, 30, il4 -comprehension 7, 60, 81' 101 -firlfillment 62, 80, 82 -plivenr-ress l9 idea 20 -pcrception 58 -representa(ion 2'1, 58 James 7.1. 128 n. I 14 Jaspers l28 n. 123 kernel ol the "l" 101, 106, 108, 109 Klages 125 n.72,127 n. 102, 128 n. 109 knowledge xvi, xvii, xx, 14, 19,21, 25,27. i0,87, 96, t0l, 107, 108, t 16, 123 n. 33 Lange 122 n. 24 lau fulness -essential 97 -rratural 94,104, ll2 -ontic 129 n. 136 -rational xxii,97, l0l, 104, 106, 108, I l3-14, 129 n. 133 levels -of accon.rplishing empathy I0. I2, 15, 17, 19,20,34,59,70 -of generalitl l l4 -of the "1" xxii,98, 100-02, 105- 07,108, ll0, ll4, ll5 -of oUects 100 lite -corrtinuum oI 70,73 -phenomena of 68-7 l, 78 Lipps 5, I l-18, 22,37,60,64, 76- 78, 128 rrn. 105 & I I 1 logic xxii, 8l meaning 76-86, 97, I l l, l l7 -context xxi, xrii, 84-86, 96, I I 2, ll5 Meirrong 1.1 memory x,8-10, 12, 16, 18,29,33, 34,45,52,63, 76,99, 109, 125 n. ti6 N{crleau-Pontv xiv l\le1el 129 n. 133 \{ilt, J.s. 26 ttrood 35..19,60,71.92, 100, 103- 04, 105 nroti
134 phenomenological reduction xiv, xvi, xvii, 3, 6, Z0 philosophy 21,38,92 Prandtl 25 presentation 64 -enrptl l 15 primordial 7-l l, I3,19,20,32, 34, 57, 59, 6l_63, 69, 73, 75, 82, 87- 89,gii, 109, l15 projection 20, 25, 58, bg, 61,70-j2, 77,82,83, 109 Psvchology xviii, .15, 52 -descriptive 22,95 -ger.rerrc xviii, 21, 22, 93-94 purpose 126, n. 76 Ranke 93, I t6 reflecrion 42, 53,62, 73, 95, 98, 99, 103, 107, 108 -r's. rnner perception 29_34 leltera(r()n ol enrpathl, xxi. l g, 63. 88 represer)tation xviii, 7, B, 10, 13, lB, 20,21,30,39, 47,52,57, 58, 68, 7b, l15, l25 n. 63 rcpressron 85 reproclucti
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The Collected Works of EDITH STEIN
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