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An edition of Other others
(2010)
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Levinas, literature, transcultural studies
by Steven Shankman
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This edition was published in 2010 by State University of New York Press in Albany.
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Levinas, literature, transcultural studies
This edition was published in 2010 by State University of New York Press in Albany.
Table of Contents
| The promise of language in the depths of hell: Primo Levi's Canto of Ulysses and Inferno | ||
| The difference between difference and otherness: Il milione of Marco Polo and Calvino's Le città invisibili | ||
| Traces of the Confucian/Mencian other: ethical moments in Sima Qian's Records of the historian | ||
| War and the Hellenic splendor of knowing: Euripides, Hölderlin, Celan | ||
| The saying, the said, and the betrayal of mercy in Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice | ||
| Nom de dieu, quelle race: the saying, the said, and the betrayal of charity in Mongo Beti's Le pauvre Christ de Bomba | ||
| Transcendent divinity and human responsibility in Mahfouz: "zaabalawi" and children of our alley | ||
| That you might have my witness in your poem: Valéry, the symbolist tradition, and Edgar Bowers' later blank verse. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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