دانلود کتاب Saying Peace: Levinas, Eurocentrism, Solidarity

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Contents
Acknowledgments
Preface
Key to Abbreviations of Works by Levinas
Introduction
Chapter 1 Empty Hands: The Tragic Irony of Totality and Infinity
I. Introduction
II. Phenomenology of the “Same”
II.A. Enjoyment
II.B. The (Pleasant) Elements
II.C. The (Horrific) Elements
II.D. The Feminine and Dwelling
II.E. Dwelling and Labor
II.F. “Representation”
III. Critique
III.A. Labor and the “Miracle” of Substance
III.B. Vicious Circularity
III.C. “Theory”
III.D. “Anterior Posteriorly”
III.E. “Conceptless Individual”
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 2 Of Form and Face in Totality and Infinity
I. Introduction
II. Prima Facia: Preliminary Considerations
II.A. The Face
III. Critique
III.A. The Miracle of a “Biological Genus”
III.B. Expression Kath-Heteron
III.C. Ethics and “Theory”
III.D. Eros and Divine “Effectuation”
III.E. Ontology and “Theory”
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 3 “Flipping the Deck,” On Totality and Infinity’s Transcendental/Empirical Puzzle
I. Introduction
II. Fact or Idea?
II.A. Levinas Between Realism and Idealism
III. Levinas’s Method: “Overflowing” Concepts
III.A. Levinas’s Method: “Reversing” Constitution
III.B. Levinas’s Method: “Theory”
IV. Conclusion: Why?
V. Appendix: Formal Restatement of the Argument
V.A. Formal Restatement of TI ’s Internal Logic
V.B. Formal Restatement of Levinas’s Argument
V.C. Formal Restatement of My Objections
Chapter 4 Ontology and Ethics in Otherwise than Being
I. Introduction
II. Levinasian Disinterest
II.A. Motivational Purity
II.B. Justified Context-Transcendence
II.b.i. Levinas’s Critique of Tradition
II.b.ii. Substitution
II.b.iii. The Third Party, Justice
III. Critique
III.A. Purity and the Will
III.B. Responsibility and the Will
III.C. Levinas’s “Method”
III.D. Arbitrarity
III.E. Oc-currence versus Re-currence
III.F. “Diachrony”
III.G. “Freedom”
III.H. Reason and Skepticism
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 5 Levinas, Eurocentrism, Justice
I. Introduction
II. Political Justice
II.A. Levinas and the Palestinians
III. Judaism and Ethics
III.A. Singularity and Particularity
III.B. “Ethics” and “Ontology” in Intercultural Context
IV. Conclusion
Chapter 6 Levinas: A Life
I. Early Years
II. Totality and Infinity
III. Otherwise Than Being
IV. Later Life
V. Death and Legacy
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 7 Levinas Today
I. Signs of the Times
II. The Post-1989 Left
II.A. The 1960s Coalition
II.B. The Berlin Wall
II.C. Post-1989 Left Struggle
II.D. Post-1989 Left Challenges and Mistakes
II.d.i. Charlie Hebdo
II.d.ii. The Euroleft
II.E. Whence and Why Neo-Nativism?
II.F. Forward!
II.f.i. Light’s of Russian Modernity
II.f.ii. Feminist Philosophy
II.f.iii. Jewish Philosophy and Theology
II.f.iv. The Frankfurt School
II.f.v. Christian Philosophy and Theology
II.f.v.i. Imperialism
II.f.v.ii. Orthodoxy and Popular Struggle
III. Conclusion
Chapter 8 Conclusions and Beginnings
I. The Shoah
II. Evaluating Levinas
III. Normative Potentials in Levinas’s Work
IV. Reemergent Anti-Semitism
V. Conclusions and Beginnings
Notes
Bibliography
Name Index