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The reason of the gift
Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press (2011)
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The phenomenological origins of the concept of givenness -- Remarks on the origins of Gegebenheit in Heidegger's thought -- Substitution and solicitude: how Levinas re-reads Heidegger -- Sketch of a phenomenological concept of sacrifice.Author's Profile
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