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With impressive erudition Waldenfels weaves in xenological themes from classical philosophy, contemporary phenomenology, literature, linguistics, sociology, and anthropology to address the boundaries of experience that unite and separate human beings, their collectives, their perceptions, and aspirations. While the debate has long raged in German-speaking circles, Waldenfels’s work is largely unavailable to the English-speaking audience, with the only other translation being The Order in the Twilight (1996). Phenomenology of the Alien is a superb introduction to both xenological phenomenology, and the the question of the alien as it has been unfolding in contemporary thought.
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Maison d'édition: Northwestern University Press
Lieu de publication: Evanston, Ill.
Année: 2011
Pages: 291
Collection: Studies in Phenomenology & Existential Philosophy
ISBN (hardback): 9780810127562
Citation complète:
Waldenfels Bernhard, 2011, Phenomenology of the alien: Basic concepts (A. Kozin & T. Stähler, Trans.). Evanston, Ill., Northwestern University Press. (Original work published 2006)