Einführung in Edith Steins Endliches und ewiges Sein von Prof. Gerl-Falkovitz (Teil 1/3)

Part 1: The Real World in its Fullness This lecture is part 1 of 3 in the series: From weak Being through the abyss of nothingness to full and happy Being. Edith Stein embarked on a search for meaning in her main work "Finite and Eternal Being" from 1936/37. The human being has a double face: it hovers between non-being from which it was created and the divine being to which it is called. This tension raises a both questions and threats as well as offering help. 00:00 Introduction by Fr. Roberto Maria Pirastu 03:57 Beginning of the lecture 13:45 Martin Heidegger and existential philosophy 14:45 Hedwig Conrad-Martius 17:10 Heidegger and Being and Time 20:35 Aristotle, Augustine and Thomas Aquinas 22:22 Ontology and existence 23:53 Death in Being and Time 25:43 Edith Stein's objection to Heidegger: what is the meaning of Dasein? 26:44 The Ego in Descartes and Husserl 33:41 The question of the relationship between philosophy and theology 36:57 The personal structure of being 42:18 The meaning of the finite: an example in music 48:22 one step beyond Heidegger 54:18 Concluding thoughts Zoom lecture live on February 15, 2022 by Prof. Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz An event by: Edith Stein Society Austria www.edith-stein-gesellschaft.at The Carmelites in Austria www.karmel.at