Death, Time and the Other

Exploring the limits of metaphysics, this book delves into the possibility of ethics through six insightful chapters. It begins by examining Hegel's concept of difference and progresses to Emmanuel Lévinas's ethical inquiries. Subsequent chapters tackle sovereignty, eternal return, and a novel perspective on literature. Concluding with a profound discussion, the work significantly contributes to contemporary philosophical debates, appealing to scholars in the humanities and social sciences, as well as journalists, intellectuals, and social activists concerned with ethical issues.