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Phenomenology in a pluralistic context /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
©1983.
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| Colección: | Selected studies in phenomenology and existential philosophy ;
9. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Loser wins : the importance of play in a Sartean ethics of authenticity / Linda A. Bell
- Merleau-Ponty's political thought : its nature and its challenge / Bernard P. Dauenhauer
- From "socialisme et liberté" to "pouvoir et liberté" : the case of Jean-Paul Sartre / Thomas R. Flynn
- Interests, justice, and respect for the law in Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology / William S. Hamrick
- "What must I do?" at the end of metaphysics : ethical norms and the hypothesis of a historical closure / Riener Schürmann
- Heidegger and the problem of a unified theory of action / Hans Seigfried
- Karel Kosik's phenomenological heritage / Mildred Bakan
- Marx and the roots of existential social thought / Tom Rockmore
- Kant's proto-phenomenology / Richard F. Grabau
- Kant and phenomenology / George A. Schrader, Jr.
- Flirtations or engagements? : prolegomenon to a philosophy of medicine / Richard M. Zaner
- The facticity of illness and the appropriation of health / Mary C. Rawlinson.
- Illness and health : alternatives to medicine / Arleen B. Dallery
- Sketch for a phenomenology of the American experience / John M. Anderson
- Affectively possible worlds : a sketch for a theory of aesthetic experience / Cyril W. Dwiggins
- Does the transcendental ego speak in tongues? : or, the problem of language for transcendental reflection in Husserl's phenomenology / Ronald Bruzina
- The poetic function in phenomenological discourse / David Levin
- The destiny of transcendental philosophy / J.N. Mohanty
- The problem of God in Sartre's being and nothingness / Robert R. Williams
- Personalities of a higher order / David Carr
- Objectivity, alienation, and reflection / James L. Marsh.