Ethics of Hospitality

Exploring the legal, philosophical, and political dimensions of hospitality, this book presents an ethics that embraces the unexpected and the unfamiliar. It posits that human existence is shaped by responses to the world's invitations rather than solely by individual choices. By advocating for a hospitality that welcomes surprise, the author critiques the tendency of law to restrict unpredictability, inviting readers to reconsider their relationship with strangers, the future, and the essence of life itself.