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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
EDITOR'S NOTE
ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
I. Relations with Others
1. The Body of Difference
2. The Phenomenology of Eros: A Reading of Totality and Infinity, IV.B
3. The Encounter with the Stranger: Two Interpretations of the Vulnerability of the Skin
4. The Alterity of the Stranger and the Experience of the Alien
5. Sensibility, Trauma, and the Trace: Levinas from Phenomenology to the Immemorial
6. Ethics as First Philosophy and Religion
II. The Question of God
7. The Bible Gives to Thought: Levinas on the Possibility and Proper Nature of Biblical Thinking
8. The Significance of Levinas's Work for Christian Thought
9. Commanded Love and Divine Transcendence in Levinas and Kierkegaard
10. The Voice without Name: Homage to Levinas
11. The Price of Being Dispossessed: Levinas's God and Freud's Trauma
12. Adieu-sans Dieu: Derrida and Levinas
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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
EDITOR'S NOTE
ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
I. Relations with Others
1. The Body of Difference
2. The Phenomenology of Eros: A Reading of Totality and Infinity, IV.B
3. The Encounter with the Stranger: Two Interpretations of the Vulnerability of the Skin
4. The Alterity of the Stranger and the Experience of the Alien
5. Sensibility, Trauma, and the Trace: Levinas from Phenomenology to the Immemorial
6. Ethics as First Philosophy and Religion
II. The Question of God
7. The Bible Gives to Thought: Levinas on the Possibility and Proper Nature of Biblical Thinking
8. The Significance of Levinas's Work for Christian Thought
9. Commanded Love and Divine Transcendence in Levinas and Kierkegaard
10. The Voice without Name: Homage to Levinas
11. The Price of Being Dispossessed: Levinas's God and Freud's Trauma
12. Adieu-sans Dieu: Derrida and Levinas
CONTRIBUTORS