Existence and Existents, in which he developed his concept of the "face-to-face" as the basis for ethical behavior, an idea he developed from Talmudic study and furthered in his best-known work, in which he said that the primary demand made by all humans upon encounter is "thou shalt not kill me."
Martin Hagglund has attempted to refute the idea of a truly linear connection between the thought of Jacques Derrida and this earlier thinker, suggesting that they only "share a vocabulary," in direct opposition to a 1990 work by Simon Critchley called The Ethics of Deconstruction, subtitled for Derrida and this man. The first original work he published after rendering the first French translation of Husserl's Cartesian Meditations was the essay "On Escape," in which he analyzed the connections between the intentional ego and what he called the "embodied self." While a prisoner of war in a camp near Hanover in WWII, he began work on (*) Existence and Existents, in which he developed his concept of the "face-to-face" as the basis for ethical behavior, an idea he developed from Talmudic study and furthered in his best-known work, in which he said that the primary demand made by all humans upon encounter is "thou shalt not kill me." Author of Otherwise Than Being, for ten points, name this Lithuanian-born French philosopher who wrote Totality and Infinity.
Martin Hagglund has attempted to refute the idea of a truly linear connection between the thought of Jacques Derrida and this earlier thinker, suggesting that they only "share a vocabulary," in direct opposition to a 1990 work by Simon Critchley called The Ethics of Deconstruction, subtitled for Derrida and this man.
Emmanuel {Levinas}