Levinas and Buber: Transcendence and Society - from Sophia, 3...
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- Forestfortrees on 2008-07-13 - Tags buber , social , social_justice
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preoccupied with distancing himself from
Buber,
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asymmetry of relation
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Feuerbach who provided the
initial impetus for Buber's elaboration of the "I-Thou" relation.
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Levinas' consistent criticism
of Buber that the "I-Thou" is too spiritual would seem to
be correct.
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priority and privacy of the subject and the intimacy in
which the divine other is encountered.
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politics would contaminate intimacy.
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In making intimacy paradigmatic, justice is pushed to
the margins.
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The model for justice becomes the same,
not the other.
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