lingis' musings on heideggerian, merleau-ponty-an and levinasian themes.
he is one of the few contemporary philosophers who are, at the same time, masterful stylists.
the book reads like veryvery good prose. very vivid, intuitive, concrete. which shows, not just tells, and makes one feel.
it has almost no quotations (just references, like 'these are the things that martin heidegger has seen') - which is wonderful by me. paraphrase is better for this kind of texts - it frees the writer from the tyranny of the quotation and makes the discourse flow.
his paraphrases, glosses, commentaries are pregnant with vivid and concrete detail - almost like he was trying to give shape to sometimes arid and seemingly abstract phenomenological descriptions.
even when he disagrees with a thesis, he presents it very sympathetically and as well written as possible.
it seems to me this is the best way to write about a philosopher you like. to rewrite him or her. and to continue. and to ask. without the need to give an answer. because the rewriting is already a response to him or her. arising from your own situation.
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