Titlebook: Dialogues in Phenomenology; Don Ihde,Richard M. Zaner Book 1975 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1975 Jean-Paul Sartre.Maurice Mer

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Desire, Need, and Alienation in Sartren man, theme ad nauseam of numerous psychologists, sociologists, theologians, novelists, journalists, and others.. If these connotations accompany us when we approach Sartre’s study of alienation in ., we seem called upon to make a decision: either alienation is not so horrible a phenomenon as other

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The Significance of Merleau-Ponty’s Philosophy of Language furnished them with a comprehensive plan for future research which would, by building on the works he had already published in the fields of the phenomenology of perception, art, and history, proceed to the investigation of the realms of speaking and writing (in a projected work to be called .), of

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Depression: Post-Tenure and Beyond to be expressed, in what sort of language or medium metaphysics makes sense. To approach the question this way raises the problem about the relation of philosophy to language, whether there is a language of metaphysics, and whether what linguists have done or may do might conceivably throw light on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-51500-1lety shadows are prone to misinterpretation, and, I shall argue, they have in fact been classically misinterpreted. Because of their important role in good vision, this misinterpretation of shadows has led, I shall try to show, to a disregard and denial of the shadow-laden norms of good vision and s