Looked At or Addressed
Sartre, de Beauvoir and the Gaze of the Other (20/24)
Listening to the unspoken: A journey with Levinas
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Betting Everything on Love
Simone Weil and Levinas: a missed encounter? (19/24)
I understand you
On the distance between intention and effect
A Table Full of Guests
Taking Stock of the Series (17/24)
The Water was too Cold
Camus’s The Fall, Reread with Levinas by My Side (15/24)
Two voices in Paris
Gabriel Marcel, a Dialogical Thinker.
Buber, Levinas, and the Encounter That Becomes Responsibility
From I-Thou to the Claim of the Other (14/24)
Leaving Heidegger without skipping him
Levinas, Heidegger, and leaving a climate (12/24)
From Appearing to Being Addressed
Husserl, Phenomenology, and the Formation of Levinas (11/24)
Effect Before Intention
How good intentions can still close down a conversation
Me voici
The answer that precedes the choice (10/24)
Silence is not always kind
Silence is often praised as a sign of wisdom, restraint, and deep listening, and there are moments in which that praise is justified.