Keyword [Emmanuel Levinas]
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| 1. | Being, Exoticism And The Other:Emmanuel Levinas And Contemporary French Literary Theory |
| 2. | Study On The Translation Of Philosophical Texts Based On The Functional Equivalence Translation Theory |
| 3. | Two Ways Out Of Heidegger:A Comparison Of Emmanuel Lévinas And Maurice Blanchot's Literary Theories |
| 4. | The Other In Emmanuel Levinas's Criticism Of Poetry |
| 5. | On The Ethical Thoughts In The Flood Story |
| 6. | Totality, the Other, the Infinite: The relation between ethics and religion in the thought of Emmanuel Levinas |
| 7. | The Metaphor of the Face in Therese of Lisieux from the Philosophical Perspective of Emmanuel Levinas: Creating a Model for Contemporary Mission Spirituality |
| 8. | Negotiating the boundaries between religion and philosophy: Messianism in the thought of Emmanuel Levinas |
| 9. | Inter-subjective time: Emmanuel Levinas's interpretation of time |
| 10. | From narcissism to schizophrenia: The subject and method in Jean-Luc Marion, Emmanuel Levinas and Edmund Husserl |
| 11. | Ethics and femininity: Emmanuel Levinas, William Shakespeare, and the other |
| 12. | The aesthetics of the other: Ethics, Judaism and the work of art in the thought of Emmanuel Levinas |
| 13. | Le probleme du mal dans la theorie ethique d'Emmanuel Levinas |
| 14. | The ethical priority of infinite obligation: Levinasian vulnerability as the condition for the possibility of virtue (Emmanuel Levinas) |
| 15. | A narrow belt: The personal, the pragmatic, and the poetic in the ethics of Emmanuel Levinas |
| 16. | Discovering existence with Emmanuel Levinas, 1929--1951 |
| 17. | The turn to the neighbor: Emmanuel Levinas's conceptual affinities with liberation theology |
| 18. | Emmanuel Levinas's ethic of the other, kenosis, and the theodicy questions |
| 19. | Animal alterity: Levinasian ethics and the relationship between humans and non-human animals (Emmanuel Levinas) |
| 20. | From Plato's 'Cratylus' to Emmanuel Levinas' 'God and Philosophy': The problem of language for philosophy |
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