by Jean-François Lyotard · Editions Verdier · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782864328094
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In "Logique de Lévinas", Jean-François Lyotard addresses the foundations of morality by examining the radical difference between prescriptive and descriptive statements. Through a confrontation between the philosophies of Kant and Lévinas, the book explores the "Copernican revolution" in contemporary ethics, where the self revolves around the Other. This collection, which includes previously unpublished texts, is an essential contribution to understanding Lyotard's thought and the French reception of Lévinas's philosophy.
