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	1	+FRAMEWORK
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	3	+Ethics must be first philosophy.
	4	+Analytic warrants.
	5	+The encounter with the other reveals the other’s vulnerability along with the other’s irreducibility. I can injure and even kill the other just as easily as I can share my food with the other, so I ask why I should value the other at all. But this question comes too late: the relationship through which we comprehend the other is the condition of all value. Perpich
	6	+Perpich, Diane (Associate Professor of Philosophy @ Clemson University). The Ethics of Emmanuel Levinas. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 2008. Print. // WWXR
	7	+In Otherwise Than … reflection is possible.
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	9	+Thus the standard is respecting the other.
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	11	+And, infinite respect for the other is the only way to avoid moral indifference that is the condition of possibility for oppressing another. Perpich 2
	12	+Perpich, Diane (Associate Professor of Philosophy @ Clemson University). The Ethics of Emmanuel Levinas. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 2008. Print. // WWXR
	13	+For Totality and … universe”—namely, me (77245; translation modified).
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	15	+CONTENTION
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	17	+I defend the resolution as a general principle.
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	19	+First, free speech stages the scene of political contestation, allowing truthtelling that creates new forms of organization. Seitz
	20	+Seitz, Sergej (University of Vienna, Department of Philosophy). “Truth Beyond Consensus – Parrhesia, Dissent, Subjectivation.” Epekeina vol. 7, nn. 1–2 (2016), pp. 1–13 // WWXR
	21	+Bernhard Waldenfels is … forms of normativity.
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	23	+Second, restrictions on speech deny infinite responsibility to the other. Pinchevski
	24	+Pinchevski, Amit (Graduate Program in Communications Department of Art History and Communication Studies, Faculty of Arts, McGill University, Montreal). Interruption and Alterity: Dislocating Communication. Dissertation. March 2003. pp. 216–222 // WWXR
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	26	+Can Bartleby's situation … weight of interruption.

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	1	+Kris Wright

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	1	+La Canada AZ

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	1	+Walt Whitman RobertsGaal Aff

Title

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	1	+TOC AC - Levinas

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