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Kris Sealey
Levinas, Sartre, and the Question of Solidarity
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Lisa Guenther
Fecundity and Natal Alienation:
Rethinking Kinship with Levinas and Orlando Patterson
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Index
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Abbreviations
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Index
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Richard I. Sugarman
Through the Lens of Levinas:
Preliminary Reflections on Holiness (Leviticus 19)
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About the Contributors
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Notes
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Abi Doukhan
Beyond Haverut:
Toward an Interfaith Hermeneutics
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Steven Shankman
From Solitude to Maternity:
Levinas and Shakespeare
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Seán Hand
Salvation through Literature:
Levinas’s Carnets de captivité
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Guy-Félix Duportail, Sharon Lynn Joyce
Levinas and Lacan:
Faced with the Eclipse of Christianity
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Olga Kuminova
“Oral Discourse Is the Plenitude of Discourse”:
Emmanuel Levinas’s Philosophy of Language Applied to Reading
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Alan Udoff
Levinas and the Question of Cardiology
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Jeffrey Bloechl
Introduction
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Andrew Kelley
Jankélévitch and Levinas on the “Wholly Other”
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Martin Gak
Heidegger’s Ethics and Levinas’s Ontology: Phenomenology of Prereflective Normativity
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Drew M. Dalton
Phenomenology and the Infinite: Levinas, Husserl, and the Fragility of the Finite
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Eric R. Severson
The Missing Sequel: Levinas and Heidegger’s Unfinished Project
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Nicole Note
The Self as Inseparable Separation: Deepening the Starting Position for Our Relation with the Environment
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