La recepción inicial de Levinas del joven Dussel: escatología, analéctica y pueblo

Abstract

In this article it analyses the young Dussel's initial reception of Levinas through the categories of “eschatology”, “analectics” and “people”. First, it indicates the essential notes of the notion of “eschatology” in the intellectual production of the “pre-liberationist” Dussel, in order to explain from where he received the philosophy of the Lithuanian-French philosopher; later, it analyses the central characteristics of Dussel's liberationist reception of Levinasian “alterity”, starting from two fundamental concepts of his early ethico-political work: “analectic” and “people”.