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Levinas Studies: An Annual Review
Dedicated to scholarly work on the innovations and implications of the thought of Emmanuel Levinas, Levinas Studies includes insightful and inspiring essays by well-known and newer Levinas scholars. Under the general editorship of Jeffrey Bloechl, one volume of original essays appears each year.
This fifth volume of Levinas Studies is devoted to the early writings of Levinas (1930-1949) and will be especially useful for those readers who wish to understand the direction in which Levinas's thinking was heading leading up to and immediately after World War II. Most notably, it contains a translation of Levinas's little-known early article on Judaism, "The Meaning of Religious Practice" (1937), which offers a vision of religious practice that is a forerunner of his famous ethics of the Other.
This fifth volume of Levinas Studies is devoted to the early writings of Levinas (1930-1949) and will be especially useful for those readers who wish to understand the direction in which Levinas's thinking was heading leading up to and immediately after World War II. Most notably, it contains a translation of Levinas's little-known early article on Judaism, "The Meaning of Religious Practice" (1937), which offers a vision of religious practice that is a forerunner of his famous ethics of the Other.
213 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2010
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