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Direct linkBurvill, Tom – Research in Drama Education, 2008
This essay begins by outlining Emmanuel Levinas's radical conception of ethics. Levinas invokes/declares an absolute and primary obligation of responsibility to the human Other, whom he figures hyperbolically as invoked by the epiphany of the encounter with "the face of the Other." This encounter with alterity founds not only ethics, but…
Descriptors: Ethics, Political Attitudes, Public Policy, Refugees
