Accepting Our Lives as Gift: Hospitality and Post-Critical Ethics

Tradition and Discovery 29 (1):60-73 (2002)
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This essay explores the practice of hospitality as a resource for thinking about ethics post-critically. How might the practice of hospitality — rooted in the conviction that our lives are fundamentally constituted by receiving and giving — challenge a modern, critical ethic centered in the autonomous self?

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