Ethics of Alterity: Aisthetics of Existence (trans. John R. J. Eyck), Jörg Sternagel (2023)

Chelsea Coon

doi:10.1386/peet_00085_5

February 20, 2026Performing Ethos International Journal of Ethics in Theatre and Performance

Ethics of Alterity: Aisthetics of Existence (trans. John R. J. Eyck), Jörg Sternagel (2023)

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The review aims to analyze the central themes of ethics and aisthetics in Jörg Sternagel's book.
Overview of the text's key philosophical arguments and concepts.
Evaluation of the translation's effectiveness and fidelity to the original work.
Discussion of the book's impact on contemporary ethical debates.
Highlights the interplay between ethics and alterity in human existence.
Critically assesses the implications of aisthetics in philosophical discourse.
Suggests the importance of translatability in understanding ethics across cultures.

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Review highlights philosophical themes and implications of Jörg Sternagel's work on ethics and aisthetics.

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Review of: Ethics of Alterity: Aisthetics of Existence (trans. John R. J. Eyck), Jörg Sternagel (2023) Lanham, MA: Rowman & Littlefield, 272 pp., ISBN 978-1-53817-840-9, h/bk, USD 110 ISBN 979-8-88186-190-2, e-book, USD 99

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