The Subject of Freedom: Kant, Levinas

The Subject of Freedom: Kant, Levinas

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This book proposes a conversation between Immanuel Kant's first two Critiques and Emmanuel Levinas's Otherwise than Being to reflect on the ideas of freedom, obligation, subjectivity, ethics, autonomy and thinking.

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Publisher: Fordham University Press (June 01, 2015)

Collection: Commonalities

Parent ISBN: 9780823265152

Page count: 208 pages

Language: English

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