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Heidegger, Hypocrisy, and a Ruse of Rhetoric
In Levinas, Kant, Animals, and Anthropomorphisms, it was noted that, with regards to non-human animals, Levinas essentially contradicts Kant when Levinas states that “the ethical extends to all living things” whereas Kant insists that “Man can … have no duty … Continue reading
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Tagged animal rights, Heidegger, Kant, Levinas, responsibility, vegetarianism
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Levinas, Kant, Animals, and Anthropomorphisms
(Continued from Ethical Responsibility and Non-Human Animals) In The Name of a Dog,1 Levinas says about the “wandering dog” who entered [the prisoners’] lives” “for a few short weeks, before the sentinels chased him away” that: He survived in some … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Morality, Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Politics, Religion
Tagged animal rights, Heidegger, Kant, Levinas, otherwise than being, responsibility, vegetarianism
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