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Desafío Ético: Levinas y Buber

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Relaciones y acción en la filosofía del encuentro

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Desafío Ético: Levinas y Buber
 

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Relaciones y acción en la filosofía del encuentro

by Ana Medina
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La idea de la cara de Levinas presupone un yo autónomo sin responsabilidad hacia el Otro.

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Levinas niega la idea de responsabilidad infinita hacia el Otro.

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Buber cree que toda comunicación debe ser siempre neutral y no afectiva.

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Buber afirma que la acción ética surge principalmente en la relación I-Thou, no en la relación I-It.

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En Levinas, la "cara" del Otro interrumpe la acción del yo y llama a la responsabilidad.

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Buber sostiene que la relación I-Thou implica un encuentro auténtico que orienta la acción ética.

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Levinas sostiene que la ética puede resolverse mediante leyes universales sin referencia al rostro del Otro.

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Para Levinas, la responsabilidad hacia el Otro es infinita y antecede a cualquier convivencia social.

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Buber sostiene que la relación I-Thou puede ser instrumentalizada sin perder su valor ético.

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Levinas propone que la proximidad ética nace de la alteridad y no de la contemplación abstracta.

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