Discovering Levinas

Michael L. Morgan shows how Emmanuel Levinas faces central philosophical problems that figure in twentieth-century philosophy and religious thought.

Michael L. Morgan has been a professor at Indiana University for 31 years and, in 2004, was named a Chancellor's Professor. He has published articles in a variety of journals , edited several collections, and authored four books, most recently, Interim Judaism (2001). He is the coeditor of The Cambridge Companion to Modern Jewish Philosophy.