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Vladimir Jankélévitch: the time of forgiveness
New York: Fordham University Press (2015)
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Discusses the moral and metaphysical philosophy of Vladimir Jankélévitch, his reflections on the conditions for forgiveness, especially in light of the Shoah, and the temporality of forgiveness in its relation to creation, history, and memory.Author's Profile
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