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Levinas and the Sophistic Virtue of “Deception”

Posted on March 21, 2012 by insignificantwrangler@gmail.com

I’m reading this passage across Latour’s insistence upon chains of translations (Pandora’s Hope) and Susan Jarratt’s explication of Gorgias notion of Apate (deception) as virtue); Levinas, from his interview with Philippe Nemo: A radical reflection, obstinate about itself, a cogito … Continue reading →

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