00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000Eng00خلاقیت سارتر [کتاب انگلیسی]‎Rowman and Littlefield‬‎Rowman and Littlefield‬ Table of contents : Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Preface Notes Chapter 1: Sartre’s Existentialism and the Communitarian Thesis in Afro-Caribbean Existential Philosophy Existentialism as a Philosophical Position Existentialism and Existential Philosophy Jean-Paul Sartre’s Existentialism Sartre’s Ontology of Being The Question of Dualism in Sartre’s Ontology Sartre’s Idea of Human Relationship Afro-Caribbean Communitarianism Afro-Caribbean Communitarianism through the Prism of Rastafari Sartre’s Existentialism and Afro-Caribbean Communitarianism: A Synthesis The Dialectics of Freedom and Structure God (Divine) in Sartre’s and Rastafari’s Thought Sartre and Rastafari Dialectism Humanism in Sartre and Rastafari Conclusion Notes References Chapter 2: Miles’s Smiles: Mid-Century Portraits of Fugitive Improvisation The Juliette Situation Miles the Elusive The Phenomenology of Cool Coda Notes References Chapter 3: The Being of Becoming, the Becoming of Being: Sartre and Jazz Improvisation: Some Preliminary Thoughts Notes References Chapter 4: Wilson Harris, Existential Philosophy, and the Creolizing of Jean-Paul Sartre The Ontology of Self in Sartre Prioritizing and Centering Consciousness: Sartre’s Onto-Metaphysical Discourse Prioritizing and Centering Spirit: Harris’s Onto-Metaphysical Discourse Between Harris and Sartre: The Creolizing Factor Phenomenology and Pre-Reflective Intuitions of Consciousness Conclusion Notes References Chapter 5: The Global South and Sartre: Echoes of Existential Thought Why Creolize? Why Sartre? Why Creolization? Challenging Eurocentrism Resisting the Politics of Purity Rethinking Sartre by Adopting Glissant’s “Poetics of Relation” Rethink Sartre by Resisting Finished Products in Culture Thinking “with” Fanon and Beauvoir Conclusion Notes References Chapter 6: Creolized Reflection Pure Reflection and Impure Reflection Shame Creolized Reflection Notes References Chapter 7: Racial Praxis: Black Liberation and the Movement from Series to Group Notes References Chapter 8: Race and Functional Ultimacy: Choosing Freedom: An Exposition of the Humanocentric Existentialism of William R. Jones The Concept of Functional Ultimacy Notes References Chapter 9: Reversing the Gaze, Sartre’s Preface to Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth First Generation Second Generation Third Generation Conclusion Notes References Chapter 10: Ōe Kenzaburō and Pursuit of Authenticity through the Imagination: Creolizing Sartre in Japan? Bad Faith, Authenticity, and Imagination:The Influence of Sartre on Ōe Dream of an Authentic Life Escapist Imagination, Participatory Imagination The Cry Notes References Chapter 11: Transcendental Phenomenology Meets Negritude Poetry Sartre’s Initial Distinction between Poetry and Prose What Negritude Poetry Taught Sartre about Writing Sartre’s Transcendental Phenomenology What Negritude Poetry Taught Sartre about Phenomenology What Negritude Poetry Taught Sartre about Ontology How Negritude Poetry Taught Sartre about Phenomenology and Ontology Listening as a Philosophical Technique Notes References Index About the Contributors ژان پل سارتر Heter, T. Storm Author Sealey, Kris F Author 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 1905#1980 Descriptor book marcgt 9781538162590