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Emmanuel Levinas

Handbuch Anerkennung, 2021
Myriam Bienenstock
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Emmanuel Levinas

The Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, 2006
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Of God Who Comes to Mind

, 1998
Preface Forward Part I. A Rupture of Immanence: 1. Ideology and idealism 2. From consciousness to wakefulness: starting from Husserl 3. On death in the thought of Ernst Bloch 4. From the carefree deficiency to the new meaning: Part II. The Idea of God: 5.
E. Lévinas
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God, Death, and Time

, 2000
Translator's Foreword Foreword Jacques Rolland Part I. Death and Time: Initial Questions What do we know of death The death of the other [D'Autrui] and my own An obligatory passage: Heidegger The analytic of Dasein Dasein and death The death and totality
E. Lévinas, B. Bergo
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Emmanuel Levinas: Um estudo sobre a ética da alteridade

, 2020
The general objective of this study is to analyze the postulate of the ethics of otherness as the first philosophy, presented by Emmanuel Levinas. It is a proposal that runs through Levinas' thinking from his theoretical foundations, to his philosophical
A. F. Nascimento
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Justice in Emmanuel Levinas and John Rawls

, 2020
This paper draws attention to overlooked similarities between John Rawls’s and Emmanuel Levinas’s understandings of justice. Its first part provides a synopsis of each philosopher’s ideas as well trends in the secondary literature on their comparability.
Joshua Shaw
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Emmanuel Levinas

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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Emmanuel Levinas

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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