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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A solid introduction,
By Sheldon Hanlon (Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Toward The Outside: Concepts And Themes In Emmanuel Levinas (Paperback)
Michael B. Smith's book is among the best introductions to Levinas' thought available. This book does an extraordinary job explaining the central concepts of Levinas' philosophy in clear language. The book has an easy to follow structure, and can function as a book and also as a reference for those wanting a quick and dirty definition of Levinas' key terms. The most impressive feature of this book is its breadth, for it takes into account Levinas' phenomenological and Jewish influences, and also shows an excellent understanding of the development of Levinas' thought.
Those who find this book helpful should also look at Jeffrey Dudiak's _The Intrigue of Ethics_ and Adriaan Peperzak's _Toward the Other_. |
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Toward The Outside: Concepts And Themes In Emmanuel Levinas by Michael B. Smith (Paperback - July 30, 2005)
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