One thinker from this country discussed a colonel forgetting the name of a subordinate who sacrificed himself heroically, in a book asking if we have a duty to remember.
One thinker from this country discussed a colonel forgetting the name of a subordinate who sacrificed himself heroically, in a book asking if we have a duty to remember. Another thinker from this country argued that the "harm principle" must be subordinate to the "autonomy principle" in a work that seeks to provide a "liberal foundation for a political morality." This is the country of origin of the author of The Ethics of Memory, as well as a philosopher who popularized the notion of perfectionist liberalism in The Morality of Freedom and wrote The Authority of Law. A thinker who spent his last decades here wrote that the human condition centers around the (*) dialogue in the "sphere of between," and that God must be understood as an eternal subject. That thinker who settled here co-wrote a controversial German translation of the Bible with Franz Rosenzweig, and wrote I and Thou. For 10 points, identify this country home to Joseph Raz, Avishai Margalit, and Martin Buber.
One thinker from this country discussed a colonel forgetting the name of a subordinate who sacrificed himself heroically, in a book asking if we have a duty to remember.
Israel [accept Mandatory Palestine, British Palestine, or clear equivalents; do NOT accept or prompt on "Palestine"]