Otherwise than Being, or Beyond Essence

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Otherwise than Being, or Beyond Essence is a major philosophical work by Emmanuel Levinas that develops his ethics of responsibility to the Other as more fundamental than ontology.

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instanceOf philosophical work
arguesThat ethics is more fundamental than ontology
subjectivity is constituted by responsibility to the Other
the self is hostage to the Other
author Emmanuel Levinas NERFINISHED
centralConcept ethics before ontology
hostage
infinite responsibility
persecution
proximity
responsibility for the Other
saying and said distinction
subjectivity as substitution
continuationOf Totality and Infinity NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
follows Totality and Infinity NERFINISHED
hasGenre ethical treatise
phenomenological work
philosophy
influencedBy Edmund Husserl NERFINISHED
Jewish ethical thought
Martin Heidegger NERFINISHED
keyTheme asymmetrical relation to the Other
critique of ontology-centered philosophy
language as exposure to the Other
passivity of the subject
mainSubject ethics
ontology
phenomenology
philosophy of the Other
responsibility
notableIdea beyond essence
ethics as first philosophy
otherwise than being
originalLanguage French
originalTitle Autrement qu’être ou au-delà de l’essence NERFINISHED
philosophicalDiscipline ethics
metaphysics
phenomenology
philosophicalTradition continental philosophy
ethics of alterity
phenomenology
publicationYear 1974
structure divided into several chapters

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Emmanuel Levinas notableWork Otherwise than Being, or Beyond Essence