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                <dc:title>سارتر و فلسفه تحلیلی [کتاب انگلیسی]</dc:title>
                
                        <dc:title>Sartre and Analytic Philosophy</dc:title>
                    

                
                
                        <dc:subject>ژان پل سارتر</dc:subject>
                
                    

                
                        <dc:language>English</dc:language>
                    

                <dc:publisher>Routledge </dc:publisher>
                <dc:date>2023</dc:date>
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                <dc:description>Table of contents :,Cover,Half Title,Series Page,Title Page,Copyright Page,Dedication,Table of Contents,Notes on Contributors,Acknowledgements,Introduction: Analytic vs. Continental from an Imaginative and Psychoanalytic Perspective,Notes,References,Chapter 1: Logical, Phenomenological, and Metalogical Negation: Sartre with Frege (and Badiou),1.1 Frege,1.2 Sartre,1.3 Frege with Sartre: Metalogical Negation,1.4 Ontological Dualism and the Univocity of Being: Frege-Sartre after Badiou,Notes,References,Chapter 2: Sartre’s Activity-Based Model of Experience,2.1 Introduction,2.2 Direct Realism and Phenomenology,2.3 The Interdefinability of Perception and Action,2.4 The Incommensurability of the For-Itself and the In-Itself,Notes,References,Chapter 3: Self-Consciousness and Uses of “I”: Sartre and Anscombe,3.1 Introduction: Sartre and Philosophy of Action,3.2 A Common Ground,3.2.1 (Self-)Consciousness,3.2.2 Non-thetic Consciousness,3.2.3 I Am Not a Cartesian Ego,3.3 (Self-)Knowledge and (Self-)Consciousness,3.3.1 Varieties of (Self-)Consciousness …,3.3.2 … and Uses of “I”,3.4 Immunity,3.5 Three Uses of “I”,3.6 Who Am I? Alienation and Authenticity,Notes,References,Chapter 4: Peculiar Access: Sartre, Self-Knowledge, and the Question of the Irreducibility of the First-Person Perspective,4.1 Naturalism, Self-Knowledge, and the First-Person Perspective,4.2 Sartre on Consciousness, Self-Consciousness, and the Ego,4.3 Sartre on Self-Awareness, Self-Knowledge, and Bad Faith,4.4 Conclusion,Notes,References,Chapter 5: Some Problems of Other Minds,5.1 The Problem of Other Minds in Anglo-American Philosophy,5.2 Some Presuppositions of Anglo-American Approaches to Solipsism,5.3 Sartre and the “Reef of Solipsism”,5.4 Opaquism and the “Criterial Solution”,5.4.1 The problem of error,5.4.2 The problem of sources,5.4.3 The problem of opacity,5.5 Concluding Remarks,Notes,References,Abbreviations Used,Works by J.P. Sartre:,Works by L. Wittgenstein:,Works by M. Merleau-Ponty:,Other Works Referenced,Chapter 6: Scepticism as Nihilism: Sartre’s Nausea Reads Cavell,6.1 Scepticism of the Possibility of Judgement (Criteria) vs Scepticism of the Actuality of Knowledge (Justification),6.2 Scepticism as Disappointment with Criteria or Knowledge?,6.3 The Problem of Existence: Roquentin’s Epiphany (Nausea),6.4 Scepticism as the Repudiation of Criteria,6.5 Scepticism as Nihilism,6.6 The “Truth” of Scepticism I: Knowing,6.7 The “Truth” of Scepticism II: Not-Knowing,6.8 Scepticism and Romanticism,Notes,References,Chapter 7: The Secret Passion: Sartre, Huston, and the Freud Screenplay,7.1 Sartre’s Freud Scenario,7.2 Sartre’s Freud Scenario and Huston’s Freud: The Secret Passion,7.3 Adapting Sartre’s Freud,7.4 Sartrian Freud or Freudian Sartre?,7.5 Screening Freud,7.6 A Sartrian Freud?,Notes,References,Chapter 8: Sartre’s Bad Faith, the Freudian Unconscious, and a Case of #METOO,8.1 The Freudian Unconscious as an Explanatory Concept,8.2 Bad Faith and Some Preliminary Connections to Psychoanalysis,8.3 A New Notion of the Freudian Unconscious as Bad Faith Combined with Primary Processes,8.4 Psychoanalysis as the Gradual Breaking of Patterns of Bad Faith,Notes,References,Televisionography,Chapter 9: Anguish and Anxiety,Notes,References,Chapter 10: Sartre, James, and the Transformative Power of Emotion,10.1 Introduction,10.2 Sartre’s Theory of Emotion,10.3 An Evaluation of Sartre’s Theory of Emotion,10.4 Emotions as Possessing Transformative Powers,10.5 Sartre’s Criticisms of James’s Feeling Theory of Emotion,10.6 Conclusion,Notes,References,Chapter 11: Sartre and Political Imagining,11.1 Sartre on Images,11.2 Sartre on Flaubert and Stupidity,11.3 Sartre and “Social Imaginaries”,11.4 Re-reading Sartre,Notes,References,Chapter 12: Sartre’s Solution to the Antinomy of Social Reality in the Critique of Dialectical Reason,12.1 Sartre’s Critique in Being and Nothingness of Hegel’s Intersubjective Optimism,12.2 Irrealizing Consciousness and the Formation of the Psyche,12.3 The Antinomy of Social Reality: Sartre, Rousseau, and Jamesian Indeterminacy,12.4 The Critique of Dialectical Reason : Sartre’s Idea for a Universal History,12.5 Sartre and Classical German Philosophy,Notes,References,Index</dc:description>
                
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                        <dc:creator>Morag, Talia</dc:creator>
                    
                        <dc:creator>سارتر , ژان پل (Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre ، فیلسوف اگزیستانسیالیست، نویسنده و منتقد فرانسوی؛ از چهره های الهام‌بخش‌ و اثرگذار بر چپ نو), 1905#1980</dc:creator>
                    

                
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