Escape to Judaism

The article will comprise a Hebrew translation of two short papers by Jewish philosopher Emmanuel Levinas from the 1930s, accompanied by an introductory essay discussing the ways in which Levinas disseminatedGerman philosophy in the French intellectual arena upon his return from Germany, and the influences of prominent German thinkers such as Edmund Husserl, Hermann Cohen, Martin Heidegger, and Franz Rosenzweig found in his writings.