Subjectivity Put to the Test of Hyperbole
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Hyperbole is discovered in the philosophy of Levinas as a test of subjectivity, in its relation to meaning and as a phenomenological method. The hyperbolic negation of everything as well as the hyperbole of ego ethics, emphatically open to others, discloses a complex individual subject. Intimately weaving Descartes’ metaphysical doubt with Plato’s good beyond essence, Lévinas’ hyperbole impels rational thought to resist contenting itself with its concepts.
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Hyperbole is discovered in the philosophy of Levinas as a test of subjectivity, in its relation to meaning and as a phenomenological method. The hyperbolic negation of everything as well as the hyperbole of ego ethics, emphatically open to others, discloses a complex individual subject. Intimately weaving Descartes’ metaphysical doubt with Plato’s good beyond essence, Lévinas’ hyperbole impels rational thought to resist contenting itself with its concepts.
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