Relire Autrement qu’etre ou au-dela de l’essence
Edited by Danielle Cohen-Levinas Edited by Alexander Schnell Contributions by Stefano Bancalari Contributions by Jocelyn Benoist Contributions by Jan Biezhanzl Contributions by David Brezis Contributions by Danielle Cohen-Levinas Contributions by Jacques Colette Contributions by Jean-Francois Courtine Contributions by Natalie Depraz Contributions by Silvano Facioni Contributions by Edoardo Ferrario Contributions by Nicolas Garrera-Tolbert Contributions by Francis Guibal Contributions by Raoul Moati Contributions by Karel Novotn Contributions by Alexander Schnell Contributions by Lazlo Tengelyi Contributions by Jerome Watin-Augouard
Paperback (Published)
(November 2016)
ISBN: 9782711627240
5.28 x 8.43 inches
Price: $35.00
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Dans la continuite de l’ouvrage Relire Totalite et infini (Vrin, 2015), ce livre se consacre a la lecture et a l’interpretation d’Autrement qu’etre ou au-dela de l’essence (1974). Emmanuel Levinas y radicalise sa pensee par rapport a Totalite et infini (1961) en deplacant l’accent sur la question de la diachronie du temps et en montrant comment l’humain est travaille par une intelligibilite immemoriale qui n’appartient plus a l’ordre de la manifestation et qui n’est plus commande par la question de l’etre constituable par la conscience. Si l’on y retrouve des themes chers au philosophe deja abordes dans sa these de doctorat, ces derniers sont comme hyperbolises. Levinas reprend le fil de sa reflexion sur la diachronie du temps, qui n’est plus recuperable dans la patience du concept. Le present de la conscience porte toujours la trace d’un evenement deja passe, en se situant dans un temps plus ancien que tout passe rememorable. La figure ethique de la subjectivite porte la trace de cet evenement irrattrapable. Comment des lors penser l’articulation entre immanence et transcendance, entre essence et autrement qu’etre, entre l’assignation a la responsabilite et l’exigence de justice, entre l’exposition a l’autre et l’inspiration par l’autre, entre le Dire et le Dit?
- Edited by Danielle Cohen-Levinas
- Edited by Alexander Schnell
- Contributions by Stefano Bancalari
- Contributions by Jocelyn Benoist
- Contributions by Jan Biezhanzl
- Contributions by David Brezis
- Contributions by Danielle Cohen-Levinas
- Contributions by Jacques Colette
- Contributions by Jean-Francois Courtine
- Contributions by Natalie Depraz
- Contributions by Silvano Facioni
- Contributions by Edoardo Ferrario
- Contributions by Nicolas Garrera-Tolbert
- Contributions by Francis Guibal
- Contributions by Raoul Moati
- Contributions by Karel Novotn
- Contributions by Alexander Schnell
- Contributions by Lazlo Tengelyi
- Contributions by Jerome Watin-Augouard
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