This work aims to undertake a theoretical reconstruction of the figure of Abraham as a central category in the formation of subjectivity in Jewish thought and to demonstrate how he becomes a philosophical reference in Levinas’ work. To achieve this, it delves into Levinas’s Jewish roots and his work, wherein the figure of Abraham emerges as the principle of ethical subjectivation in the process of constituting the covenant people, in contrast to the Greek figure of Ulysses. Among the findings of this study is the presence of Abraham as a self that responds to the call of the Other, not to absorb it into one’s selfhood, but to establish oneself as a being-for-the-Other and acknowledge the obligatory fulfillment of inescapable responsibilitie...
This theory analyzes the subject of God in Emmanuel Levinas's thought. It seeks to show that the ref...
In this paper, primarily, problems of otherness and sameness are tired to be clarified with referenc...
The aim of this article is to theme the ethic matter in Levinas’ philosophy as a reply to the sense...
The objective of this paper is to delineate a panorama of the interaction between religion and ethic...
Levinas ̓s work is explicitly placed within the heritage of the Phenomenological school. Nevertheles...
Alterity, the idea of the other, is essential for the understanding of Levinas, while alterity perme...
The article first levels criticism at the interpretation that contends that Levinas's philosophy is...
E. Levinas proposes a way of understanding the subjectivity that differs from the transcendental and...
17 páginasExiste una fuerte influencia teológica sobre el pensamiento fenomenológico de Emmanuel Lev...
Resumen: E. Levinas propone un modo de entender la subjetividad que difiere de la conciencia trasce...
The present work is mainly aimed to present a study on the issue of otherness and the humanism in th...
This purpose of this paper is to investigate about the notion of “passivity” which characterizes the...
The philosophy of Levinas poses a challenge to anthropology. For Levinas, the ‘secrecy of subjectivi...
Este artículo pretende recoger alguna de las líneas argumentales desde las que Levinas intenta repen...
La pretensión del ensayo es mostrar a un filósofo que conjuga una sólida prepar...
This theory analyzes the subject of God in Emmanuel Levinas's thought. It seeks to show that the ref...
In this paper, primarily, problems of otherness and sameness are tired to be clarified with referenc...
The aim of this article is to theme the ethic matter in Levinas’ philosophy as a reply to the sense...
The objective of this paper is to delineate a panorama of the interaction between religion and ethic...
Levinas ̓s work is explicitly placed within the heritage of the Phenomenological school. Nevertheles...
Alterity, the idea of the other, is essential for the understanding of Levinas, while alterity perme...
The article first levels criticism at the interpretation that contends that Levinas's philosophy is...
E. Levinas proposes a way of understanding the subjectivity that differs from the transcendental and...
17 páginasExiste una fuerte influencia teológica sobre el pensamiento fenomenológico de Emmanuel Lev...
Resumen: E. Levinas propone un modo de entender la subjetividad que difiere de la conciencia trasce...
The present work is mainly aimed to present a study on the issue of otherness and the humanism in th...
This purpose of this paper is to investigate about the notion of “passivity” which characterizes the...
The philosophy of Levinas poses a challenge to anthropology. For Levinas, the ‘secrecy of subjectivi...
Este artículo pretende recoger alguna de las líneas argumentales desde las que Levinas intenta repen...
La pretensión del ensayo es mostrar a un filósofo que conjuga una sólida prepar...
This theory analyzes the subject of God in Emmanuel Levinas's thought. It seeks to show that the ref...
In this paper, primarily, problems of otherness and sameness are tired to be clarified with referenc...
The aim of this article is to theme the ethic matter in Levinas’ philosophy as a reply to the sense...