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Document Details : Title: The Ethical Meaning of Money in the Thought of Emmanuel Levinas Author(s): BURGGRAEVE, Roger Journal: Ethical Perspectives Volume: 2 Issue: 2 Date: june 1995 Pages: 85-90 DOI: 10.2143/EP.2.2.563064 Abstract : In the view of the Franco-Jewish philosopher Emmanuel Levinas, money has a multitude of anthropological and ethical meanings, not excluding contradictions. This is because money functions on different levels, namely: (1) of the 'I' and its effort of being; (2) of the relation with the 'other', and (3) of the 'third', i.e. the socio-economical and judicial. |
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