Levinas and Kierkegaard in dialogue

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Philosophy, Ethics, and Existentialism Karl Barth and Christian Theology Kierkegaardian Philosophy and Influence

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IntroductionPart 1. Revelation 1. Revelation as Immediacy 2. Revelation as Enigma and ParadoxPart 2. God 3. Teleological Suspensions 4. Commanded Love and Divine TranscendencePart 3. Heteronomy 5. The Trauma of Transcendence as Heteronomous Intersubjectivity 6. Transcendence, Heteronomy, and the Birth of the Responsible SelfPart 4. Reversal 7. The Logic of Solidarity 8. Inverted Intentionality: Being Addressed

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