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Discusses the ethical thought of contemporary French philosopher Levina and its impact on other philosophers. In particular cites his early writings to argue that his attacks on Heidegger were based on ideas he initially learned from him, and that the dialectic between the two contributed greatly to Levina's interpretation of being and time.
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Willliam Graam
reviewed Interpreting otherwise than Heidegger on January 27, 2013
Interpreting otherwise than Heidegger
Loved it. Absolutely loved it. In this short book, Walzer calls out everything I can't stand in moral philosophy and offers a truly inspiring way forward. I can't recommend this enough.
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