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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Phenomenological Ethics"”.

  1. Wert, Rechtheit and Gut. Adolf Reinach’s Contribution to Early Phenomenological Ethics

    … fields his works touch upon, including that of ethics. This thesis argues that Reinach made a number of significant contributions towards the development of early phenomenological ethics, and although his works contain neither a complete nor a comprehensive systematic theory of ethics, this is …

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  2. Restoring the Balance: Setting Aside Naturalism in Favor of Personhood in Extreme Cases

    … as humans, are persons. Third, I rely on the phenomenological ethics of Emmanuel Levinas to provide a plausible basis for a non-speciesist personhood attribution, where the child is understood as always already appearing to me as a person. Finally, to anchor these Levinasian claims in …

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  3. A Necessary Difficulty: The Poethics of Proximity in John Ashbery and Michael Palmer

    … 2015 Title: A Necessary Difficulty: The Poethics of Proximity in John Ashbery and Michael Palmer Both John Ashbery and Michael Palmer are noticeably absent from recent surveys of the ethical turn in innovative American poetry during the latter half of the twentieth century. By analysing the …

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  4. The Other as Deconstructive Phenomenon: Understanding Levinas' Hyperbolic Descriptions in Autrement qu’être ou au-delà de l’essence

    … l’essence. In this text, he claims to provide a phenomenological description of the encounter the Other, yet his descriptions are deliberately hyperbolic and therefore do not seem to actually be descriptive at all. To address this problem, I propose that we can understand his hyperbole as …

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