Levinas’s Politics: Justice, Mercy, Universality

Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press (2020)
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This book is about the postructural Franco-Jewish philosopher Emmanuel Levinas. This book covers Jewish ethics in the twentieth century and also cultural philosophy.

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B2430.L484.H47 2020

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9780812251975   0812251970
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