Humanisme de l’autre homme
Fata Morgana, (June 14) 1972.
1 vol. (165 x 245 mm) of 111 p., [3] and 1 f. In wrappers.
First edition.
One of 25 deluxe copies on green vellum, this copy no. 18.
One of 25 deluxe copies on green vellum, this copy no. 18.
Levinas’s philosophy centers on the ethical question of the Other, and on freedom in action. As the first to introduce Husserl’s and Heidegger’s thought in France, Levinas explores his major themes in Humanisme de l’autre homme, published ten years after his doctoral thesis Totalité et Infini. He would begin teaching at the Sorbonne in 1973.
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