1989 - International Balzan Prize
Emmanuel Lévinas mainly focuses on Epistemology, Transcendence, Judaism, Infinity and Subject. His study involves Consciousness, Subjectivity, Alterity, Contemporary philosophy and Phenomenon, a branch of Epistemology. Emmanuel Lévinas has included themes like Pluralism, Social psychology, Hermeneutics and Objectivity in his Consciousness study.
His research in Subjectivity intersects with topics in Infinity and Sensibility. His research integrates issues of Religious studies and Politics in his study of Judaism. His Subject research includes elements of Pedant, Phone and Reading.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Epistemology, Transcendence, Humanities, Phenomenology and Religious studies. His research ties Infinity and Epistemology together. His Transcendence study frequently draws parallels with other fields, such as Metaphysics.
He regularly links together related areas like Psychoanalysis in his Phenomenology studies. His Religious studies research focuses on Judaism and how it relates to Politics. His Western philosophy study often links to related topics such as Subject.
Emmanuel Lévinas mainly investigates Epistemology, Social psychology, Theology, Subjectivity and Meaning. He combines subjects such as Ontology, Shame and Order with his study of Epistemology. His biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Economic Justice, Poverty, Face and Environmental ethics.
Emmanuel Lévinas has researched Theology in several fields, including SAINT, Aesthetics, Event and State. The concepts of his Subjectivity study are interwoven with issues in Consciousness, Sensibility, Phenomenon, Metaphysics and Reification. His study in Meaning is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Context, Continental philosophy, Religious identity and Religious studies, Religious controversies.
His main research concerns Social psychology, Epistemology, Environmental ethics, Sociality and Face. His Social psychology study combines topics in areas such as Sensibility, Consciousness, Pluralism and Phenomenon. Emmanuel Lévinas applies his multidisciplinary studies on Epistemology and Pleasure in his research.
His Environmental ethics research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Economic Justice, Poverty, Social relation and Alterity. In his papers, Emmanuel Lévinas integrates diverse fields, such as Sociality and Poison control.
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Ethics and infinity
Emmanuel Lévinas;Philippe Nemo.
(1995)
Totality and Infinity: An Essay on Exteriority
Emmanuel Lévinas.
(2011)
Otherwise than being, or, Beyond essence
Emmanuel Levinas.
(1981)
Time and the other and additional essays
Emmanuel Lévinas;Richard A. Cohen.
(1987)
Totality and Infinity
Emmanuel Levinas.
(1961)
Difficult Freedom: Essays on Judaism
Emmanuel Lévinas.
(1990)
Time and the Other
C. S. Schreiner;Emmanuel Levinas;Richard Cohen.
(1987)
Autrement qu'être ou au-delà de l'essence
Emmanuel Lévinas.
(1974)
Entre nous : on thinking-of-the-other
Emmanuel Lévinas;Michael B. Smith;Barbara Harshav.
(1998)
Collected Philosophical Papers
Emmanuel Levinas.
(1987)
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