Difficult Justice

Asher Horowitz is an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at York University.Gad Horowitz is a professor emeritus in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto.

• AcknowledgmentsContributorsINTRODUCTIONReflections on the Philosophy of HitlerismEMMANUEL LEVINASIs Liberalism All We Need? Prelude via Fascism ASHER HOROWITZ and GAD HOROWITZ ESSAYSBeyond Rational Peace: On the Possibility/Necessity of a Levinasian HyperpoliticsASHER HOROWITZHands that Give and Hands That Take: The Politics of the Feminine in Levinas TINA CHANTERLevinas in the Key of the Political OONA EISENSTADT‘The Politics’ by Levinas: Towards a ‘Critical’ Political PhilosophyENRIQUE DUSSELHemorrhage and Filiality: Towards a Fecundation of the PoliticalMIELLE CHANDLERLevinas and Alterity PoliticsSHANNON BELLPublic Transgressions: Levinas and ArendtKEITH ANDERSONCan Fig Trees Grow on Mountains? Reversing the Question of Great PoliticsBRIAN SCHROEDERLevinas, Nietzsche, and Benjamin’s ‘Divine Violence’VICTORIA TAHMASEBIFrom Escape to HostageMARINOS DIAMANTIDESThe Ethics and Politics of the Handshake: Levinas, Merleau-Ponty, and NancyROSALYN DIPROSEStrangers and Slaves in the Land of Egypt: Levinas and the Politics of OthernessROBERT BERNASCONILevinas’s Jewish Perspective on State, Revolution and UtopiaZE’EV LEVYLevinas, the Messianic, and the Question of HistoryROBERT GIBBSFrom a Memory beyond Memory to a State beyond the StateJOSEPH ROSENAporia and Messiah in Derrida and LevinasGAD HOROWITZ