Responsibility as Emmanuel Lévinas's mission to the Gentiles

Lexington, KY: Emeth Press (2012)
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Introduction: ethical exigency -- Influence and escape -- Positioning -- Upon transcendence -- Ethical optics -- From stranger to neighbor -- This strange mission -- Waging peace -- Conclusion: the least of these.

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B2430.L484.K55 2012

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