Enjoyment: Subject and World

• Published in: Emmanuel Levinas pp. 65 - 82
• Main Author: Thomas, Lis
• Format: Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: United Kingdom Routledge 2004; Taylor & Francis Group
• Subjects: Modern Western philosophy, c 1600 to the present; PHILOSOPHY; Western philosophy; Subject Object Polarity; Conferred; Heideggerian Account; Subjective Attachment; Existent’s Relation; Husserlian Intentionality; Ontological Difference; Heideggerian Point; Hyletic Data; Representational Intentionality; Essential Possibility; Transcendental Pretension; Holds; EE; Back To Back; Representational Act; Latent Birth; Heideggerian Dasein; Phenomenal Subject; Hah; Intentional Consciousness; Substantial Immersion; Intentional Subject; Ontological Separation; Singular Life

In both Time and the Other and Existence and Existents Levinas makes the claim that Heideggerian Dasein is never hungry. In this way he reintroduces the question of the relation between the existent and world. In the last chapter, we saw that he reconfigures the relation of the existent and being by...