Publication: Emmanuel Levinas: la noción de “rostro” y su relación con la fenomenología de Husserl
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2018-09
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Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (España). Facultad de Filosofía
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El objetivo del presente trabajo es analizar la relación de Emmanuel Levinas con la fenomenología de Husserl a partir de la noción de “rostro”. Este concepto pone de relieve, por un lado, la influencia fundamental que ejerce dicho pensamiento en el desarrollo intelectual de este autor y en la maduración de su filosofía ética, y por otro, la interpretación del sentido de la fenomenología que Levinas asume, que tiene por base una lectura más amplia de la intencionalidad y de la reducción husserlianas. El rostro se analizará, por tanto, como reflejo de la relación que Levinas mantuvo con la fenomenología, tratando de determinar así hasta qué punto la filosofía de este autor es deudora de ella.
The aim of this paper is to analyze the relation of Emmanuel Levinas with Husserl‟s phenomenology from the notion of “face”. This concept highlights, on the one hand, the fundamental influence this thought exerts on the intellectual development of this author and on the maturation of his ethical philosophy, and on the other, the interpretation of the meaning of phenomenology that Levinas assumes, which has based on a broader reading of Husserl's intentionality and reduction. The face will be analyzed, therefore, as a reflection of the relation that Levinas maintained with phenomenology, trying to determine in which way is the philosophy of this author indebted to it.
The aim of this paper is to analyze the relation of Emmanuel Levinas with Husserl‟s phenomenology from the notion of “face”. This concept highlights, on the one hand, the fundamental influence this thought exerts on the intellectual development of this author and on the maturation of his ethical philosophy, and on the other, the interpretation of the meaning of phenomenology that Levinas assumes, which has based on a broader reading of Husserl's intentionality and reduction. The face will be analyzed, therefore, as a reflection of the relation that Levinas maintained with phenomenology, trying to determine in which way is the philosophy of this author indebted to it.
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Facultades y escuelas::Facultad de Filosofía
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Filosofía