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International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy
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Futurity and the "openness" of the intentional subject
Neal DeRoo
(King's University)
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Phenomenology, openness, and ethics as first philosophy
Neal DeRoo
(King's University)
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From eschatology to awaiting
Neal DeRoo
(King's University)
pp.n/a
Levinas's unique contribution to futurity in phenomenology
Neal DeRoo
(King's University)
pp.n/a
