The good of recognition: phenomenology, ethics, and religion in the thought of Lévinas and Ricœur

Waco, Texas: Baylor University Press (2014)
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Situating the concept of recognition -- Emmanuel Lévinas: recognition as pure sensation -- Emmanuel Lévinas: a Jewish perspective on recognition -- Paul Ricœur: recognition as pure and empirical will -- Paul Ricœur: a Christian perspective on recognition -- The good of recognition.

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