THE EXCURSION ON EDITH STEIN'S VISIT TO GÖTTINGEN (1913–1916)

In this short review I share my impression from an excursion, which was held in December 2013 in Göttingen, through the places where Edit Stein lived during her working period on her PhD thesis under the supervision of Edmund Husserl. Under the guidance of Mary Heidhues, we walked through Göttingen and saw the places where Edit Stein first lived upon her arrival in the city, the evangelical church where her supervisor Adolf Reinach's funeral was held after his fall during the first world war, the nice old house where the Göttingen phenomenologists met with each other, the building of the university aula which was both a place for the official affairs and a disciplinary cell, and many other interesting places. This text is followed by the chronological biography and the autobiography of Edit Stein.