analectic
adjEtymology From analecta + -ic.
1
Relating to analects; made up of selections.
- an analectic magazine
2
In which there is recognition of otherness or alterity.
- In other words, analectic is the context in which the other as other reveals himself / herself .1986, Listening - Volume 21, page 53:
- Such an objection misunderstands both the analectic method and the idea of alterity in Dussel . In the analectic moment , the one responding to the appeal or epiphany of the Other considers the Other not as an instrument or function within the lifeworld, but as a being for him or herself, transcendent to any order of things.2018, Frederick B. Mills, Enrique Dussel’s Ethics of Liberation: An Introduction, page 146: