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Levinas Studies

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Emmanuel Levinas’s “Religion and Idea of the Infinite” (1982)

Michael Portal

pp. 1-15

Editors’ Introduction: “Levinas and the Real”

Annabel Herzog, Pascal Delhom

pp. 17-22

The Ambiguity of the Real: Levinas in the Court of Law

Annabel Herzog

pp. 23-34

Hunger, Action, Activism: Levinas’s “The Youth of Israel”

Oona Eisenstadt

pp. 35-46

Europe, Peace, and Guilty Conscience: A Close Reading of Levinas’s “Peace and Proximity”

Pascal Delhom

pp. 47-63

Maimonides on Almsgiving: A Levinassian Reading

Warren Zev Harvey

pp. 65-73

Alterity, Asymmetrical Relationships, and Allegiance: A Historical Approach to Levinas

Cedric Cohen-Skalli

pp. 75-92

Thinking Two Days, One Night with Levinas

Michael L. Morgan

pp. 93-106

Levinas’s Readings of Husserl’s Lectures on Time Consciousness: Sensation and Alterity

Christopher J. King

pp. 131-148

About the Contributors

pp. 149-150

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ISSN	2153-8433
Print ISSN	1554-7000
Launched on MUSE	2025-02-14
Open Access	Yes
Creative Commons	CC-BY-NC-ND

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