Levinas, Guilt & Atonement
Topic: Philosophy
Representing the various sections of a paper I produced for my philosophy undergrad at my alma mater, this project features the work of Emmanuel Levinas. An important thinker under Husserl in the phenomenologist strain, his work on the Other (l' autrui) and ethics as metaphysic put an important spin on continental thinking in the twentieth century.
The following reflects on Levinas' work while focusing on the relationship of the Self "in the trace of the face of the Other." The Self's mere existence, a passivity beyond passivity, puts the Other's "place in the sun" into jeapordy, and the I owes an infinite debt to the Other. What follows is how this debt exerts itself, and how the transaction is to occur, if at all.
Levinas and Guilt
Levinas and Shame
Levinas and Remorse
Levinas on Substitution
Levinas and Atonement
Labels: Philosophy
Thank you, that was just an awesome post!!!
Posted by Rickets | 5/10/2018 05:37:00 AM