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Man and World, 1994
A l'occasion de la parution de sa traduction anglaise de l'oeuvre d'E. Levinas intitulee «La primaute de la raison pure pratique», l'A. tente de rapprocher Levinas de Kant en soulignant la proximite de leur pensee ethique respective, qui se donne pour but d'articuler la primaute de la maxime morale a celle de la raison pure pratique, a travers les ...
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A l'occasion de la parution de sa traduction anglaise de l'oeuvre d'E. Levinas intitulee «La primaute de la raison pure pratique», l'A. tente de rapprocher Levinas de Kant en soulignant la proximite de leur pensee ethique respective, qui se donne pour but d'articuler la primaute de la maxime morale a celle de la raison pure pratique, a travers les ...
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2015
Emmanuel Levinas, twentieth-century French phenomenologist and ethical/political philosopher, critically reappraises the meaning, grounds, and significance of intelligibility in relation to the irreducible transcendence and alterity of the other person conceived as my moral responsibility for you, rather than in ontology, epistemology, or aesthetics ...
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Emmanuel Levinas, twentieth-century French phenomenologist and ethical/political philosopher, critically reappraises the meaning, grounds, and significance of intelligibility in relation to the irreducible transcendence and alterity of the other person conceived as my moral responsibility for you, rather than in ontology, epistemology, or aesthetics ...
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2014
Emmanuel Levinas (b. 1906–d. 1995) was a philosopher famous for having developed an original interpretation of Edmund Husserl’s phenomenological method, using the latter to address the foundations of ethics and normativity. Published in more than twenty-five books spanning over eighty years, his oeuvre can be divided into three categories: (1) his ...
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Emmanuel Levinas (b. 1906–d. 1995) was a philosopher famous for having developed an original interpretation of Edmund Husserl’s phenomenological method, using the latter to address the foundations of ethics and normativity. Published in more than twenty-five books spanning over eighty years, his oeuvre can be divided into three categories: (1) his ...
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