Ethical Hermeneutics

Exploring ethical hermeneutics, the book delves into interpreting reality through the lens of the "other," as defined by Emmanuel Levinas. It highlights the perspectives of those marginalized or overlooked by societal structures. The author, Barber, examines Dussel's philosophical evolution, linking it to Levinas' ideas while analyzing the Hegelian dialectic and the progression of Dussel's ethical theory. This work offers a profound insight into the intersection of ethics, philosophy, and social justice.