Emmanuel Levinas (1906-1995), French phenomenological philosopher
and Talmudic commentator, is regarded as perhaps the greatest
ethical philosopher of our time. While Levinas enjoys prominence in
the philosophical and scholarly community, especially in Europe,
there are few if any books or articles written that take Levinas's
extremely difficult to understand, if not obtuse, philosophy and
apply it to the everyday lives of real people struggling to give
greater meaning and purpose, especially ethical meaning, to their
personal lives. This book attempts to fill in the large gap in the
Levinas literature, mainly through using a Levinasian-inspired,
ethically-infused psychoanalytic approach.
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