Claus Schreiner
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Claus Schreiner is a distinguished scholar whose work bridges phenomenology, ethics, and the philosophy of time. His most-cited contribution, the 1987 study *Time and the Other* (462 citations), offers a rigorous reinterpretation of Emmanuel Levinas’s thought, foregrounding how temporality shapes ethical relations with the Other. Schreiner’s research illuminates the interplay between lived experience and alterity, challenging conventional readings of twentieth-century European philosophy. Beyond this landmark work, he has explored the intersections of memory, narrative, and responsibility, demonstrating how temporal structures underpin moral agency. His scholarship is widely recognized for its clarity and depth, earning sustained engagement from philosophers, ethicists, and critical theorists. With nearly five hundred citations to his flagship publication alone, Schreiner’s influence extends across disciplines, solidifying his reputation as a key interpreter of Levinasian ethics. For students and researchers, his work offers essential insights into how time and otherness shape our understanding of self and society.
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- 1Time and the Other462 citations · 1987