Living With the Other

Exploring the complex concept of "the other," this book challenges traditional abstract interpretations by emphasizing the importance of recognizing individuals as real beings. It introduces two key dimensions: the ethic of loyalty to the visible and the ethic of inner retreat. Through a blend of life experiences and literary analysis, it presents a comprehensive view that appeals to philosophers and general readers alike. The work delves into ethical, political, and metaphysical questions, particularly regarding immigration and humanity's relationship with God.