From Phenomenology to Liberation
Philosophy and Theology 4 (2):119-144 (1989)
| Abstract | The paper seeks to establish a kinship between the philosophy of Levinas and the theology of liberation. In their separate domains, these two enterprises reveal to us a portrait of late, twentieth-century intellectual work which refuses to abandon eschatological urgency. Philosophy and theology may meet, outside of both of their own homes, on a journey toward the other, in ethics | |||||||||
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