Sartre explained : from bad faith to authenticity / David Detmer.
By: Detmer, David
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194 Des 1952 Discourse on method, and Meditations / | 194 Des 1984 The philosophical writings of Descartes / | 194 Des 2010 The principles of philosophy / | 194 Det 2008 Sartre explained : | 194 Due 2007 Deleuze / | 194 Fou 2003 The essential Foucault : | 194 Fou 2005 The hermeneutics of the subject : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-228) and index.
Phenomenology -- The transcendence of the ego -- Intentionality -- The emotions -- Imagination and The imaginary -- Nausea -- Absurdity -- Life and art -- Why write? -- Being and nothingness -- Interrogation -- Destruction -- Absence -- Anguish -- Bad faith -- Knowledge -- Others -- The body -- Concrete relations with others -- Freedom -- Existential psychoanalysis -- Ethics -- No exit -- A philosophical play -- Bad faith dramatized -- Hell is other people -- Death -- The devil and the good Lord -- Atheism -- Conversion -- Good and evil -- Violence -- Saint Genet -- Existential psychoanalysis illustrated -- Inventing the homosexual subject -- Freedom and facticity -- Understanding that overcomes difference -- Critique of dialectical reason -- Marxism -- Dialectic -- Practico-inert and counter-finality -- The progressive-regressive method -- Criticisms of Marxism -- Two kinds of freedom -- Scarcity and violence -- Totalization -- Series and group -- The ethics of violence -- Inauthenticity -- Propaganda -- Priorities.
"A guide to the work of Jean-Paul Sartre addressing his major theories and how the different strands of his thought are interrelated, and overviewing works from all of his literary genres including philosophical writings, novels, and plays"--Provided by publisher.
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