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Vigilant memory : Emmanuel Levinas, the Holocaust, and the unjust death

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : 單行本
副題名:	Emmanuel Levinas, the Holocaust, and the unjust death
作者:	SpargoR. Clifton,
其他團體作者:	NetLibrary, Inc.
出版地:	Baltimore
出版者:	Johns Hopkins University Press;
出版年:	2006
面頁冊數:	xiii, 311 p.24 cm.;
標題:	Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -
標題:	Grief -
標題:	Bereavement -
標題:	Elegiac poetry -
標題:	Ethics -
標題:	Conduct of life -
標題:	Electronic books -
標題:	Levinas - Emmanuel -
電子資源:	http://www.netLibrary.com/urlapi.asp?action=summary&v=1&bookid=215940
ISBN:	9780801888847
內容註:	Re-thinking ethics -- The language of the other -- Ethics as critique -- Post-1945 memory -- 1. Ethics as unquieted memory -- Facing death -- Mourning the other who dies -- To whom do our funerary emotions refer? -- Reading grief's excess in the Phaedo -- The death of every other -- The universal relevance of the unjust death -- The Holocaust--not just anybody's injustice -- 2. The unpleasure of conscience -- Is sorry really the hardest word? -- Unpleasure, revisited -- The bad conscience in history -- The bad conscience and the Holocaust -- Coda -- 3. Where there are no victorious victims -- Accountability in the name of the victim -- Not just any victim -- Levinas and the question of victim-subjectivity -- Just who substitutes for another? -- Victim of circumstances -- Questionably useful suffering -- 4. Of the others who are stranger than neighbors -- The stranger, metaphorically speaking -- The memory of the stranger -- Somebody's knocking at the door... -- Lest we forget--the neighbor -- The community of neighbors--is it a good thing? -- How well do I know my neighbor? The exigency of Israel and the Holocaust -- Ethics versus history: is there still an ought in our remembrance? -- The memory of injustice -- Nobody has to remember -- Why should I care?

Vigilant memory : Emmanuel Levinas, the Holocaust, and the unjust death
Spargo, R. Clifton

Vigilant memory : Emmanuel Levinas, the Holocaust, and the unjust death / R. Clifton Spargo - Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006. - xiii, 311 p. ; 24 cm..
Re-thinking ethics -- The language of the other -- Ethics as critique -- Post-1945 memory -- 1. Ethics as unquieted memory -- Facing death -- Mourning the other who dies -- To whom do our funerary emotions refer? -- Reading grief's excess in the Phaedo -- The death of every other -- The universal relevance of the unjust death -- The Holocaust--not just anybody's injustice -- 2. The unpleasure of conscience -- Is sorry really the hardest word? -- Unpleasure, revisited -- The bad conscience in history -- The bad conscience and the Holocaust -- Coda -- 3. Where there are no victorious victims -- Accountability in the name of the victim -- Not just any victim -- Levinas and the question of victim-subjectivity -- Just who substitutes for another? -- Victim of circumstances -- Questionably useful suffering -- 4. Of the others who are stranger than neighbors -- The stranger, metaphorically speaking -- The memory of the stranger -- Somebody's knocking at the door... -- Lest we forget--the neighbor -- The community of neighbors--is it a good thing? -- How well do I know my neighbor? The exigency of Israel and the Holocaust -- Ethics versus history: is there still an ought in our remembrance? -- The memory of injustice -- Nobody has to remember -- Why should I care?.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [265]-304) and index.
ISBN 9780801888847ISBN 0801888840
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)GriefBereavementElegiac poetryEthicsConduct of lifeElectronic books

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