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Kafkaesque world of the Holocaust: paradigmatic shifts in the ethical interpretation of the Nazi genocide
TítuloThe Kafkaesque world of the Holocaust: paradigmatic shifts in the ethical interpretation of the Nazi genocide
Autor
Call number940.5318/0349
Número del objeto07264e
Lugar de publicaciónSt Paul, Minnesota, United States
EditorialParagon House
Año de publicación
1999
Paginaciónpp210-279
MaterialArticle
ISBN1557787719
NotesArticle from the book 'Ethics after the Holocaust' pp210-279
Descripción
Ethics after Auschwitz must be characterized by openness. Any ethical system that thinks it has the solution to every problem has the potential to be genocidal. Ethics must no longer be a closed system but a way of living in openness to the vulnerability of others, especially the defenseless
