Emmanuel Levinas and His Interlocutors

Emmanuel Levinas and His InterlocutorsAuthor: Hanoch Ben Pazi ISBN: 9798887197234 Publisher: Academic Studies Press Year first published: 23 Jul 2025 Pages: 338 Format: Hardback The philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas introduces a groundbreaking shift in ethical discourse by prioritizing the uniqueness of the "Other." Levinas redefines morality by emphasizing the existential precedence of the "Other" over the self, challenging the self centered nature of modern individualism. This book offers

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