Ascesis of Thought and Openness to Otherness in the Philosophical Reflection of Domenico Jervolino
Abstract
In this study I will take into consideration Domenico Jervolino’s work focusing on two fundamental moments in philosophical reflection: the opening up of philosophy towards otherness and asceticism of thought. I will highlight the fact that the first moment is based on and fostered by the second and that both form part of a philosophical activity which aims to pursue the practical ends of dignity, solidarity, hospitality and human liberation.
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