Ruud Kaulingfreks and René ten Bos The reception of Levinas' works emphasizes the encounter with the other as the key moment of first philosophy. The recognition of the Other as Other is regarded as the anthropological fundament. We are always with the Other and this togetherness is closeness and care. The recognition of the other means a moral responsibility of [Book Review]

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