Levinas Studies: An Annual Review, Volume 10 - Tapa blanda

In volume 10, scholars from several countries contribute essays that range throughout Levinas's published works to address themes extending into a number of fields of inquiry: aesthetics, biblical theology, politics, and religion. Levinas appears, in turn, as a phenomenologist with an empirical bent, a startling reader of ancient texts, a forceful critic, and a persistent advocate of moral intervention in social life.

JEFFREY BLOECHL is associate professor of philosophy at Boston College and honorary professor of philosophy at the Australian Catholic University. He has published widely in contemporary European thought and philosophy of religion. He is currently working on book-length studies of philosophy of religion in the wake of Heidegger and on Freud's later work. Bloechl is also the founding editor of Levinas Studies: An Annual Review.