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Joëlle Hansel
Beyond Phenomenology:
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Abbreviations
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Jean-Michel Salanskis
The Early Levinas and Heidegger
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Alphonso Lingis
The Environment:
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Peter Atterton
Editor’s Introduction:
The Early Levinas (1930–49) and the Escape from Being
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Nicholas Doenges
A Levinasian Meditation on Shakespeare’s Macbeth
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Catherine Chalier, Peter Hanly
The Keenness of Hope
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Val Vinokur
Levinas Underground:
Dostoyevsky, “De L’évasion,” and the Devil
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Kris Sealey
Levinas’s Early Account of Transcendence:
Locating Alterity in the Il y a
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James Dodd
“The Dignity of the Mind”:
Levinas’s Reading of Husserl
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Jeffrey Bloechl
Plurality and Transcendence:
Levinas with and after Marcel
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About the Contributors
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Index
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Erik Larsen
Parables of Exposure:
The Il y a and Ethics in Kafka, Levinas, and Blanchot
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Sarah Allen
Reflections on the Metaphysical God after His Demise:
Heidegger and Levinas in Dialogue
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James Hatley
Skeptical Poetics and Discursive Universality:
An Etiquette of Legacy in the Time of Shoah
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Josy Eisenberg, Peter Atterton, Joëlle Hansel
Morality in the Laboratory:
An Interview with Emmanuel Levinas
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Arthur Cools
Disastrous Responsibility:
Blanchot’s Criticism of Levinas’s Concept of Subjectivity in The Writing of the Disaster
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Philip Harold
Tradition and Its Disavowal:
Levinas and Hermeneutics
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