Titlebook: Otherwise Than Being or Beyond Essence; Emmanuel Levinas Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1991 Edmund Husserl.Martin Heidegg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7906-3Edmund Husserl; Martin Heidegger; Theory of Meaning; argue; authenticity; consciousness; crisis; culture; in

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978-90-481-8260-2Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1991

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Intentionality and SensingA philosopher seeks, and expresses, truth. Truth, before characterizing a statement or a judgment, consists in the exhibition of being. But what shows itself, in truth, under the name of being? And who looks?

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Essence and Disintereste five “genera” of the . a genus opposed to being is lacking, even though since the . there had been question of what is beyond essence. And what can the . of passing over mean here, where the passing over, ending at being’s other, can only undo its facticity during such a passage?

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Outsideld ever have shown itself. For does not the object of perception traverse an indefinite multiplicity of silhouettes to be identified with identity, distinct from any concrete similitude between images? Science which is science of the universal, play of essence playing at being and at nothingness, wo

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