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   Emmanuel Levinas’s ethics is based on the Other/other. He argues that we are in an asymmetrical relationship with our neighbour that pre-destines us to ethical responsibility even before consciousness or choice.

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   Levinas's teaching reveals ethics to be the first philosophy: his call to responsibility henceforth obliges thought to refer not to the true but to the good. In assuming this colossal responsibility, Levinas has changed the course of contemporary philosophy. The Levinas Reader is the most comprehensive introduction to Levinas's

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   How does Levinas establish ethics as a first philosophy?

   • The human face Levinas establishes ethics as a “first philosophy” by beginning with the notion of the “face-to-face”. Before there is knowledge, totalisa-tion and ontology, there is the Other/other, what he also calls “the saying” (as distinct from “the said”), the infinite.

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   What does Levinas say about ethics?

   • Throughout his philosophy, a demanding one from its inception to its mature complexity, Levinas argues consistently and relentlessly that “ethics” is the original relationship of absolute responsibility in which the “I”2 finds itself as “being-for” its neighbour.3 The self, it must be noted, is simultaneously in a symmetrical political4 relation

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   What is Levinas post-rational ethics?

   • His post-rational ethics stands as the ultimate and exemplary challenge to the solitude of Being, a rigorous and moving testimony of one's infinite obligation to the other person. Levinas's teaching reveals ethics to be the first philosophy: his call to responsibility henceforth obliges thought to refer not to the true but to the

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   What is the specificity of ethical otherness according to Levinas?

   • The specificity of ethical otherness, according to Levinas, consists precisely in its alterity with regard to the realm of beings ( étants) and their dynamics of being ( être ). That is, in its extra-ontological status.

   Levinas’ Otherness: An Ethical Dimension for Enactive Sociality

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4. plato.stanford.edu › entries › levinasEmmanuel Levinas - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Jul 23, 2006 · Burggraeve, Roger, 1985, From Self-Development to Solidarity: An Ethical Reading of Human Desire in its Socio-Political Relevance According to Emmanuel Levinas, Leuven: Centre for Metaphysics and Philosophy of God.

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   According to Levinas, it is not the capacities of the Other that mat- ter, but that the Other faces oneself, challenging one's view of the with his/her own. Ethics arise in the face of the Other (Levinas 1989, 83), Levinas says, but he cannot say whether or not a snake has a face, alone other nonhumans.

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   Nov 11, 2021 · In this section, we will expose why the enactivists have shown resistance to embracing the philosophy of Levinas regarding the question of otherness and ethics. To do so, we will give a quick review of how enactivists approach sociality, namely as an intersubjectivity.

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7. pesa.org.au › papers › 2012-papers-EnglishE. Levinas’ Ethics of Responsibility-for-the-other and its ...

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   Levinas‘ event of the pre-cognitive face-to-face encounter with the radical alterity of the other as ethical, an appeal that commands a responsible response to the otherness of the other. According to Levinas , we can find the notion of the face, even though it may be a privileged location for encountering the other, is not limited to the face.

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   Mar 17, 2021 · The face resists me, but with a “resistance of what has no resistance – the ethical resistance” (199). What the Other resists is the ego’s attempts to represent their alterity, and resists in facing the ego.