Examples of using Levinas in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Heschel Levinas.
Levinas Totality.
The Missing God” on Emmanuel Levinas.
Levinas brings forward the possibility of'I am indeed my brother's keeper.".
The European Institute Emmanuel Levinas.
Levinas wishes to challenge that unity by putting otherness in the center of discussion.
And yet we are in the world." Emmanuel Levinas.
However, according to Levinas, this point- otherness- is the meeting ground for human beings.
My father says it corresponds with what Levinas says.
Levinas sees in this act of faith a most fundamental expression of genuine Jewish faith.
The Power of Goodness- Ritzpah Bat Aiah in the Interpretation of Levinas".
Senseless speech and speech as proximity- Levinas answers a question asked by Wittgenstein.
Levinas continues:"to discover in the'I' means creating an identity between the'I' and ethics.
Between Heteronomy and responsibility- Emmanuel Levinas' Ethics[Hebrew].
Emanuel Levinas commented that the human condition pushes us to conquer the other and to“erase” the other's face.
The articles in this book are based on an international conference which took place at The Hebrew University ofJerusalem in May 2002 on the philosophy of Emanuel Levinas.
The same collective, Levinas will argue, also does not enable the person to be alert for the summon made by the other.
Choice focuses us on a future we can change, liberating us from being held captive by our resentments,and summoning us to what Emmanuel Levinas called Difficile Liberte,“difficult freedom.”.
The French-Jewish philosopher, Emmanuel Levinas argues that there is a theological problem with the demand always to understand God's ways.
The big question that recurs in these paintings- which already echoed in works from the first of the Symbolists to the last of the post-Symbolists, Dadaists, Surrealists and Futurists- places a mirror before Rimbaud-esque desperation,placed alongside the radically optimistic humanism of the school of Emmanuel Levinas.
Levinas argues that when we are conscious of the suffering that abounds in the world and the absence of justice, the emphasis moves to man himself.
We need to adopt pedagogy of sharing we can turn to the Jewish philosopher,Emmanuel Levinas, who advocated discovering the other not as a project but as an existential need, as responsibility.
Levinas refers to lassitude and fatigue as resistance to existence, and dilatoriness as‘an impossibility of beginning or… the accomplishment of beginning'.
At that time, the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas would recall his father saying, the idea that half a nation could be for a Jew would have been unimaginable anywhere else in Europe.
Levinas advances the thesis that all ethics derive from a confrontation with an other. This other, with whom we interact concretely, represents a gateway into the more abstract Otherness.
Years later, Emanuel Levinas will claim that western metaphysics created wholeness and will launch a fight for the possibility to deviate from it in favor of individuation.
Is Levinas correct in his interpretation of Yossel Rakover as proposing a new sort of faith, arising entirely from man's own inner being; a faith whose essence is a humanism that is identical to faith in the Torah, and which consists of demands and responsibility, with no supplication for hope or consolation?
Closer to our times, Emmanuel Levinas, a Lithuanian Jew who survived the Holocaust in France, insisted that being human is a face-to-face encounter, where the ethics of how we treat each other comes first and trumps everything else.
This, argues Levinas, is exactly the point where man is called upon to assume full responsibility, the point where faith in God joins with the aspiration for justice and the sense of human responsibility.
According to Levinas and according to the prayer of Yossel Rakover, the point of faith is a more primal place that is not dependent on God's revelation in history and is not shifted from its place when God fails to save or to comfort.