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$a What is the law of the law? What produces our craven subservience to linguistic norms, and our shocking indifference to the phenomenon of universal suffering? Bringing an Eastern sensibility into contact with three of the most important themes in Western philosophy, Beyond Transendence in Law and Philosophy meticulously investigates three of the twentieth century?s most important philosophers: Martin Heidegger ? on being, Emannuel Levinas ? on ethics, and Ludwig Wittgenstein ? on language. This book is strikingly original synthesis of Eastern and Western thought. It will enlighten philosophers and legal theorists, as well as those who are interested in or open to the insights of Zen Buddhism.
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