God, Death, and Time (Meridian: Crossing Aesthetics)
A collection of philosophical essays by Emmanuel Levinas examining the relationships between divinity, mortality, and the nature of time.
About This Book
God, Death, and Time presents a series of philosophical reflections on fundamental questions of existence.
The work examines how concepts of the divine relate to human finitude and the passage of time.
Readers encounter rigorous analysis situated within continental philosophical traditions.
The text maintains a scholarly tone appropriate for academic study and advanced readers.
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