Of Hospitality (Cultural Memory in the Present)
by Jacques Derrida, Anne Dufourmantelle
Jacques Derrida and Anne Dufourmantelle examine hospitality as an ethical and cultural question. Framed within cultural memory in the present, this concise philosophical work reflects on what it means to welcome the other and invites readers into a focused exploration of responsibility, encounter, and social thought.
About This Book
Of Hospitality brings together the thought of Jacques Derrida and Anne Dufourmantelle in a sustained examination of hospitality.
The book considers hospitality as an ethical and cultural question, focusing on the meaning and demands of welcoming the other.
Presented within the context of cultural memory in the present, it offers a reflective contribution to contemporary philosophical discussion.
Its concise, conceptually focused approach makes it suited to readers interested in philosophy, ethics, cultural theory, and social thought.
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