简介
"Otherwise than being or beyond essence is a sequel to Levinas's totality and infinity. An immensely challenging and sophisticated work, it is generally considered Levinas's most important contribution to the contemporary debate surrounding the closure of metaphysical discourse, much commented upon by Jacques Derrida. The work contains a fundamentally original theory of the ethical relationship and describes the face-to-face relationship, sensibility, responsibility and speech. The process of therevelation of Being as laid out by modern phenomenologicalontology is severely criticized, as the author claims thatthe ultimate account of these phenomena is not in ontology,the exposition of the meaning of Being, but in a paradoxical discourse, in a skeptical mode, of what is beyond Being."--BOOK JACKET.
目录
Table Of Contents:
Foreword xi(6)
Richard A. Cohen
Translator's Introduction xvii(30)
Alphonso Lingis
Translator's Note xlvii
THE ARGUMENT 1(20)
Chapter I. Essense and Disinterest 3(18)
1. Being's "Other" 3(1)
2. Being and Interest 4(1)
3. The Said and the Saying 5(3)
4. Subjectivity 8(1)
5. Responsibility for the Other 9(2)
6. Essence and Signification 11(3)
7. Sensibility 14(1)
8. Being and Beyond Being 15(2)
9. Subjectivity is not a Modality of Essence 17(2)
10. The Itinerary 19(2)
THE EXPOSITION 21(152)
Chapter II. Intentionality and Sensing 23(38)
1. Questioning and Allegiance to the Other 23(3)
2. Questioning and Being: Time and Reminiscence 26(5)
3. Time and Discourse 31(14)
a. Sensuous Lived Experience 31(3)
b. Language 34(3)
c. The Said and the Saying 37(1)
d. The Amphibology of Being and Entities 38(5)
e. The Reduction 43(2)
4. Saying and Subjectivity 45(16)
a. The Saying without the Said 45(3)
b. Saying as Exposure to Another 48(3)
c. Despite Oneself 51(2)
d. Patience, Corporeality, Sensibility 53(3)
e. The One 56(1)
f. Subjectivity and Humanity 57(4)
Chapter III. Sensibility and Proximity 61(38)
1. Sensibility and Cognition 61(4)
2. Sensibility and Signification 65(3)
3. Sensibility and Psyche 68(4)
4. Enjoyment 72(3)
5. Vulnerability and Contact 75(6)
6. Proximity 81(18)
a. Proximity and Space 81(2)
b. Proximity and Subjectivity 83(3)
c. Proximity and Obsession 86(3)
d. Phenomenon and Face 89(4)
e. Proximity and Infinity 93(1)
f. Signification and Existence 94(5)
Chapter IV. Substitution 99(32)
1. Principle and Anarchy 99(3)
2. Recurrence 102(7)
3. The Self 109(4)
4. Substitution 113(5)
5. Communication 118(3)
6. "Finite Freedom" 121(10)
Chapter V. Subjectivity and Infinity 131(42)
1. Signification and the Objective Relation 131(9)
a. The Subject Absorbed by Being 131(1)
b. The Subject at the Service of the System 132(2)
c. The Subject as a Speaking that is Absorbed in the Said 134(1)
d. The Responsible Subject that is not Absorbed in Being 135(1)
e. The One-for-the-Other is not a Commitment 136(4)
2. The Glory of the Infinite 140(13)
a. Inspiration 140(2)
b. Inspiration and Witness 142(2)
c. Sincerity and the Glory of the Infinite 144(1)
d. Witness and Language 145(4)
e. Witness and Prophecy 149(4)
3. From Saying to the Said, or the Wisdom of Desire 153(9)
4. Sense and the There Is 162(3)
5. Skepticism and Reason 165(8)
IN OTHER WORDS 173(2)
Chapter VI. Outside 175(12)
Notes 187(14)
Index 201
Foreword xi(6)
Richard A. Cohen
Translator's Introduction xvii(30)
Alphonso Lingis
Translator's Note xlvii
THE ARGUMENT 1(20)
Chapter I. Essense and Disinterest 3(18)
1. Being's "Other" 3(1)
2. Being and Interest 4(1)
3. The Said and the Saying 5(3)
4. Subjectivity 8(1)
5. Responsibility for the Other 9(2)
6. Essence and Signification 11(3)
7. Sensibility 14(1)
8. Being and Beyond Being 15(2)
9. Subjectivity is not a Modality of Essence 17(2)
10. The Itinerary 19(2)
THE EXPOSITION 21(152)
Chapter II. Intentionality and Sensing 23(38)
1. Questioning and Allegiance to the Other 23(3)
2. Questioning and Being: Time and Reminiscence 26(5)
3. Time and Discourse 31(14)
a. Sensuous Lived Experience 31(3)
b. Language 34(3)
c. The Said and the Saying 37(1)
d. The Amphibology of Being and Entities 38(5)
e. The Reduction 43(2)
4. Saying and Subjectivity 45(16)
a. The Saying without the Said 45(3)
b. Saying as Exposure to Another 48(3)
c. Despite Oneself 51(2)
d. Patience, Corporeality, Sensibility 53(3)
e. The One 56(1)
f. Subjectivity and Humanity 57(4)
Chapter III. Sensibility and Proximity 61(38)
1. Sensibility and Cognition 61(4)
2. Sensibility and Signification 65(3)
3. Sensibility and Psyche 68(4)
4. Enjoyment 72(3)
5. Vulnerability and Contact 75(6)
6. Proximity 81(18)
a. Proximity and Space 81(2)
b. Proximity and Subjectivity 83(3)
c. Proximity and Obsession 86(3)
d. Phenomenon and Face 89(4)
e. Proximity and Infinity 93(1)
f. Signification and Existence 94(5)
Chapter IV. Substitution 99(32)
1. Principle and Anarchy 99(3)
2. Recurrence 102(7)
3. The Self 109(4)
4. Substitution 113(5)
5. Communication 118(3)
6. "Finite Freedom" 121(10)
Chapter V. Subjectivity and Infinity 131(42)
1. Signification and the Objective Relation 131(9)
a. The Subject Absorbed by Being 131(1)
b. The Subject at the Service of the System 132(2)
c. The Subject as a Speaking that is Absorbed in the Said 134(1)
d. The Responsible Subject that is not Absorbed in Being 135(1)
e. The One-for-the-Other is not a Commitment 136(4)
2. The Glory of the Infinite 140(13)
a. Inspiration 140(2)
b. Inspiration and Witness 142(2)
c. Sincerity and the Glory of the Infinite 144(1)
d. Witness and Language 145(4)
e. Witness and Prophecy 149(4)
3. From Saying to the Said, or the Wisdom of Desire 153(9)
4. Sense and the There Is 162(3)
5. Skepticism and Reason 165(8)
IN OTHER WORDS 173(2)
Chapter VI. Outside 175(12)
Notes 187(14)
Index 201
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