¿Tipo humano o ejemplar de la especie? Leonardo Polo en diálogo con Edith Stein

The relationship of the species to the individual is generally understood on the assumption that individuals are identical specimens of their species. Edith Stein develops an anthropology in which each individual represents its own species (last or inferior). Leonardo Polo explains that the human species is typified in such a way that each person is a different type. In this article, the equivalence of both positions is presented as a thesis, also pointing out the points of disagreement.