Conclusion

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Authors: John Lechte
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Abstract

In the previous chapter, we engaged with Levinas’s philosophy with a view to deepening an understanding of transcendence. In particular, an ‘in-depth’ approach proved necessary the better to grasp the way that transcendence – via the medium of Levinas’s thought – could have an operational status. Consequently, we can now conclude that transcendence emerges in the Same, in finitude, in Being – in immanence – as a plenitude that cannot be circumscribed.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Philosophy Ethics and Existentialism Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Karl Barth and Christian Theology

Publication details

Journal / source
Routledge eBooks
Pages
168–170
Publication date
19 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter