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            <title>متافیزیک تلخ بودلر: خوانش های ضد نیهیلیستی نوشته فوندان، بنجامین و سارتر [کتاب انگلیسی]</title>
            
            
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                    <title>Baudelaire&#39;s Bitter Metaphysics: Anti-Nihilist Readings by Fondane, Benjamin, and Sartre</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>ژان پل سارتر</topic>
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            <publisher>Lexington Books </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2024</dateIssued>
            
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        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Cover,Half Title,Title Page,Copyright Page,Dedication,Contents,Preface,Acknowledgments,Introduction,Abbreviations in Citations,Chapter 1: Baudelaire the Moralist,Chapter 2: Nietzsche’s Problem of Socrates, or the Abyss of Absurdity,Chapter 3: Three Experiences of the Abyss: Fondane, Benjamin, Sartre,Chapter 4: “Le Gouffre” from Pascal to Baudelaire,Chapter 5: Geometric versus Poetic Method, or Baudelaire versus Descartes,Chapter 6: Fondane and Sartre Listen to the Objections of the Abyss,Chapter 7: Cultural Nihilism: The Transvaluation of Experience,Chapter 8: Of Turtles, Dogs, and Dandies: Metaphors for Splenetic, Poetic Trauma,Chapter 9: Existential Failure: From Kierkegaard to Baudelaire,Chapter 10: Restoring Memory to Experience: From Baudelaire to Bergson,Chapter 11: Repetition and Recurrence: The Meaning of a Moment,Chapter 12: Materialities of Urban Nihilism in Baudelaire’s Paris,Chapter 13: Ennui: The Religious Experience of Modernity,Conclusion,Bibliography,Index,About the Author</tableOfContents>
        
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                    <namePart>Cummings, Aaron Brice</namePart>
                    
                    
                    
                    
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                    <namePart>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</namePart>
                    
                    
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