Levinas in Jerusalem: Phenomenology, Ethics, Politics, Aesthetics

Part One: Phenomenology. Simon Critchley: Leaving the Climate of Heidegger’s Thinking - Jacques Taminiaux: The Presence of Being and Time in Totality and Infinity - Jean-Michel Salanskis: The Theoretical to the Rescue of Levinas. Part Two: Ethics, Politics and Justice. Annette Aronowicz: Judaism, the Jewish People and the State. A Reading of Emmanuel Levinas’s Talmudic Commentary 'Judaism and Revolution' - Pascal Delhom: Necessity and Legitimacy of the State - François Coppens: Political Reason and Prophetism: How is the Other Ordered to Me? - Joëlle Hansel: Levinas and Bergson on Justice and Infinity - Peter Atterton: In Defense of Violence: Levinas and the Problem of Justice. Part Three: Eros and the Feminine. Francesca Albertini: The Language of the Meeting with the Other and the Phenomenology of Eros. Traces of Aesthetic Thinking in the Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas - Hanoch Ben Pazi: Teaching as an Internalization of Feminine Aspects.