Re-Reading Levinas
Robert Bernasconi, Simon Critchley
Abstract
Robert Bernasconi, Simon Critchley
Abstract
Acknowledgments Key to Abbreviations Editors' Introduction PART ONE ETHICS AND DECOSTUCTIVE READING Chapter 1. Wholly Otherwise: Emmanuel Levinas Chapter 2. At this very moment in this work here I am: Jacques Derrida PART TWO THE LATER LEVINAS Chapter 3. Presentation: Adrian Peperzak Chapter 4. The Face and Reading: Immediacy and Mediation: Jean Greisch Chapter 5. Levina's Ethical Disclourse between Individuation and Universality: Fabio Ciaramelli PART THREE LEVINAS AND THE FEMININE Chapter 6. Questions to Emmanuel Levinas: On the Divinity of Love: Luce Irigaray Chapter 7. Ethics and the Feminine: Catherine Chalier Chapter 8. Antigone's Dilemma: Tina Chanter PART FOUR LEVINA'S READERS: DERRIDA AND BLANCHOT Chapter 9. Skepticism in the Face of Philosophy: Robert Bernasconi Chapter 10. Bois-Derrida's Final Word on Levinas: Simon Critchley Chapter 11. 321 CONTACT: Textuality, the Other, Death: Ruben Berezdivin Chapter 12. A Fine Risk: Reading Blachot Reading Levinas: Paul Davies PART FIVE LEVINAS, PSYCHOANALYSIS, AND ANIMALITY Chapter 13. Who Suffers?: Noreen O'Connor Chapter 14. Am I Obsessed by Bobby? (Humanism of the Other Animal): John Llewelyn Contributors Index
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Acknowledgments Key to Abbreviations Editors' Introduction PART ONE ETHICS AND DECOSTUCTIVE READING Chapter 1. Wholly Otherwise: Emmanuel Levinas Chapter 2. At this very moment in this work here I am: Jacques Derrida PART TWO THE LATER LEVINAS Chapter 3. Presentation: Adrian Peperzak Chapter 4. The Face and Reading: Immediacy and Mediation: Jean Greisch Chapter 5. Levina's Ethical Disclourse between Individuation and Universality: Fabio Ciaramelli PART THREE LEVINAS AND THE FEMININE Chapter 6. Questions to Emmanuel Levinas: On the Divinity of Love: Luce Irigaray Chapter 7. Ethics and the Feminine: Catherine Chalier Chapter 8. Antigone's Dilemma: Tina Chanter PART FOUR LEVINA'S READERS: DERRIDA AND BLANCHOT Chapter 9. Skepticism in the Face of Philosophy: Robert Bernasconi Chapter 10. Bois-Derrida's Final Word on Levinas: Simon Critchley Chapter 11. 321 CONTACT: Textuality, the Other, Death: Ruben Berezdivin Chapter 12. A Fine Risk: Reading Blachot Reading Levinas: Paul Davies PART FIVE LEVINAS, PSYCHOANALYSIS, AND ANIMALITY Chapter 13. Who Suffers?: Noreen O'Connor Chapter 14. Am I Obsessed by Bobby? (Humanism of the Other Animal): John Llewelyn Contributors Index
Key concepts: Philosophy, Reading (process), Textuality, Skepticism, Humanism, Literature, Psychoanalysis, Humanities