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The end of the world : Heidegger, Kant, and Levinas -- Being, time, and the ethical body -- Thinking least about death-contra Heidegger -- Buber and Levinas, and Heidegger -- Levinas, Plato, and ethical exegesis -- Uncovering the "difficult universality" of the face-to-face -- Some notes on the title of Levinas's Totality and infinity and its first sentence -- Choosing and the chosen : Levinas and Sartre -- Some reflections on Levinas and Shakespeare -- Defending Levinas : an interview with Raymond Lai -- Levinas, Judaism, and the primacy of the ethical -- Emmanuel Levinas : philosopherand Jew -- Singularity : the universality of Jewish particularism-Beclmozegh and Levinas -- Levinasand Rosenzweig : proximities and distances -- Virtue embodied : Brit mila, desire, and Levinas -- Against theology or "the devotion of a theology without theodicy" -- Theodicy after the Shoah : Levinas on suffering and evil |