Levinas and the ancients
Collection:
Mokslo publikacijos / Scientific publications
Document Type:
Knyga / Book
Language:
Anglų kalba / English
Title:
Levinas and the ancients
Editors:
- Schroeder, Brian, redaktorius [edt]
- Benso, Silvia, redaktorius [edt]
Publication Data:
Bloomington (Ind.) ; Indiana University Press, 2008.
Pages:
XVI, 254 p
Contents:
Foreword by Adriaan Peperzak — Acknowledgments — Abbreviations of Works by Emmanuel Levinas — To return in a new way: introduction / Silvia Benso and Brian Schroeder — The breathing of the air: presocratic echoes in Levinas / Silvia Benso — The eternal and the new: Socrates and Levinas on desire and need / Deborah Achtenberg — Levinas questioning Plato on eros and maieutics / Francisco J. Gonzalez — Getting under the skin: platonic myths in Levinas / Tanja Stabler — Lending assistance always to itself: Levinas' infinite conversation with platonic dialogue / Michael Naas — Ethics as first philosophy: Aristotelian reflections on intelligence, sensibility, and transcendence / Claudia Baracchi — Aristotle and Levinas on war and peace: the one against the other / Catriona Hanley — Stoic ethics and totality in light of levinasian alterity / Julie Piering — Of a non-saying that says nothing: Levinas and pyrrhonism / Pierre Lamarche — The time and language of messianism: Levinas and Saint Paul / Bettina Bergo — Proximity in distance: Levinas and Plotinus / John Izzi — A trace of the eternal return? Levinas and neoplatonism / Brian Schroeder — Ethics and predestination in Augustine and Levinas / Thomas J. J. Altizer — List of Contributors — Index.
Subject Category:
Subject:
Parts:
- P. 9-23. The Breathing of the air: presocratic echoes in Levinas
- P. 24-39. The Eternal and the new: Socrates and Levinas on desire and need
- P. 40-61. Levinas questioning Plato on eros and maieutics
- P. 62-78. Getting under the skin: platonic myths in Levinas
- P. 79-102. Lending assistance always to itself: Levinas' infinite conversation with platonic dialogue
- P. 103-126. Ethics as first philosophy: Aristotelian reflections on intelligence, sensibility, and transcendence
- P. 127-143. Aristotle and Levinas on war and peace: the one against the other
- P. 144-164. Stoic ethics and totality in light of levinasian alterity
- P. 165-77. Of a non-saying that says nothing: Levinas and pyrrhonism
- P. 178-195. The Time and language of messianism: Levinas and Saint Paul
- P. 196-209. Proximity in distance: Levinas and Plotinus
- P. 210-229. A Trace of the eternal return? Levinas and neoplatonism
- P. 230-241. Ethics and predestination in Augustine and Levinas
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