One of Emmanuel Levinas’s (“LEV-in-ahss’s”) greatest regrets was mocking this philosopher in a skit in which he covered his hair in white powder and repeatedly intoned “I am a pacifist.” A conversation with this philosopher inspired the elliptical design of the reading room of Aby Warburg’s library, where this philosopher researched a book that distinguishes “expressive” and “representative” functions of thought. This philosopher emphasized the human capacity for “spontaneous self-expression” in opposition to another philosopher’s emphasis on “thrownness” during a 1929 debate (10[1])on the question (10[1])“what is it to be a human (10[2])being?” (10[1]-5[1])This philosopher, who debated Martin Heidegger (10[2])at Davos (-5[2])(“da-VOSE”), defined humans (-5[1])as “symbol-making (-5[1])animals.” For 10 points, name this neo-Kantian author of Philosophy of Symbolic Forms. (10[2])■END■ (10[2]0[10])