Our Uncertain Compassion

Janus Head 9 (1) (2006)
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There are those, even our enemies, we want to live; there are those, even our friends, we want to die. We imagine death may be the end of pain, but we may well will our pain. We honor those who die with dignity, but dignity is not something we ascribe to ourselves or can be our objective

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Alphonso Lingis
Catholic University of Louvain

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