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Radical ethics refers to the obligation we always have to our neighbor, that is, to the stranger/other, my brother or sister. In this work I review my reading of the task of the clinician and psychoanalyst, as a professional and as a human being and the commitment it implies for the development of their work. To do this I review the thought of a Danish philosopher, Knud Ejler Løgstrup, in line with the thought of the Lithuanian Emmanuel Levinas, influenced by Heidegger, on the demand that weighs on the human being.
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