In regard to subjectivity thought and the philosophy of religion, the analysis of the relationship of Levinas to Kierkegaard places alongside one another a Jewish phenomenologist of the twentieth century confronted with the thought of totality and of being, and a Christian thinker of the nineteenth century at grips with philosophy understood as a systematic construction. Levinas' interpretation of Kierkegaard oscillates between eulogy and criticism. He credits to the Dane: the avoidance of all ontology and of all theodicy, the idea of a truth that is not pure disclosing. The suspension of ethics, which Fear and Trembling retains from the trial of Abraham, is the object of the main dispute. Having recourse to the works of Kierkegaard in thei...
Resumen: E. Levinas propone un modo de entender la subjetividad que difiere de la conciencia trasce...
other means, without the permission of the author. Supervisor: Dr. Taneli Kukkonen In this thesis I ...
This article investigates the reception of kantian philosophy in the dialogical thinking of Emmanuel...
In regard to subjectivity thought and the philosophy of religion, the analysis of the relationship o...
Kierkegaard and Levinas are both philosophers of singularity. The latter, in Difficult Freedom and P...
This dissertation is an exploration of religious implications of the postmodernist critique of ratio...
This paper examines the possibility of an asymmetrical ethics and the role of the secular and the re...
Kierkegaardian Intersubjectivity and the Question of Ethics and Responsibility By Kevin Krumrei. K...
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is comparison of Søren Kierkegaard and Emmanuel Levinas with f...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 87-90)Recent interest in the relation between Levinas and Ki...
Se comprendre soi-même dans l'existence c'est comprendre concrètement l'abstrait, telle est chez Kie...
Kierkegaard’s Irony was an operation by which commonly accepted customs and historical practices cou...
The author sets out and supports the thesis of the coherence of all of Kierkegaard’s ethical reflect...
In this article, Kierkegaard's depiction of the teleological suspension of the ethical is contrasted...
This dissertation is interested in phenomena of moral conscience. This story of how the idea of cons...
Resumen: E. Levinas propone un modo de entender la subjetividad que difiere de la conciencia trasce...
other means, without the permission of the author. Supervisor: Dr. Taneli Kukkonen In this thesis I ...
This article investigates the reception of kantian philosophy in the dialogical thinking of Emmanuel...
In regard to subjectivity thought and the philosophy of religion, the analysis of the relationship o...
Kierkegaard and Levinas are both philosophers of singularity. The latter, in Difficult Freedom and P...
This dissertation is an exploration of religious implications of the postmodernist critique of ratio...
This paper examines the possibility of an asymmetrical ethics and the role of the secular and the re...
Kierkegaardian Intersubjectivity and the Question of Ethics and Responsibility By Kevin Krumrei. K...
The subject of this bachelor's thesis is comparison of Søren Kierkegaard and Emmanuel Levinas with f...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 87-90)Recent interest in the relation between Levinas and Ki...
Se comprendre soi-même dans l'existence c'est comprendre concrètement l'abstrait, telle est chez Kie...
Kierkegaard’s Irony was an operation by which commonly accepted customs and historical practices cou...
The author sets out and supports the thesis of the coherence of all of Kierkegaard’s ethical reflect...
In this article, Kierkegaard's depiction of the teleological suspension of the ethical is contrasted...
This dissertation is interested in phenomena of moral conscience. This story of how the idea of cons...
Resumen: E. Levinas propone un modo de entender la subjetividad que difiere de la conciencia trasce...
other means, without the permission of the author. Supervisor: Dr. Taneli Kukkonen In this thesis I ...
This article investigates the reception of kantian philosophy in the dialogical thinking of Emmanuel...