A Wandering Dog as the "Last Kantian in Nazi Germany.

An essay is presented on Emmanuel Levinas' antinaturalistic and anthropocentric humanism. It offers naturalistic understanding of human nature. The critiques of Emmanuel Levinas claimed that matters pertaining to birth, death, animal's form of life is not radically different from human. The author s...

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Publicado en:Levinas Studies Vol. 6; pp. 65 - 89
Autor principal: Welz, Claudia
Formato: Essay
Publicado: Philosophy Documentation Center 2011
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