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American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 1996
Examinant le rapport entre ambiguite et mauvaise foi dans «l'Etre et le neant» de Sartre, l'A. montre que l'interpretation de G. McCulloch, fondee sur l'equivoque du verbe etre, manque l'importance de l'autoillusion et de l'evidence non-persuasive dans le domaine de la realite humaine.
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Examinant le rapport entre ambiguite et mauvaise foi dans «l'Etre et le neant» de Sartre, l'A. montre que l'interpretation de G. McCulloch, fondee sur l'equivoque du verbe etre, manque l'importance de l'autoillusion et de l'evidence non-persuasive dans le domaine de la realite humaine.
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Philosophy, 1985
Leslie Stevenson has made a valuable contribution to the ongoing discussion in this journal of Sartre's concept of 'bad faith'.' He has the courage to advocate the heretical (but, as I see it, eminently sound) view that Sartre never intended the famous case of the waiter-the focus of so much recent attention in these pages-as an illustration of bad ...
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Leslie Stevenson has made a valuable contribution to the ongoing discussion in this journal of Sartre's concept of 'bad faith'.' He has the courage to advocate the heretical (but, as I see it, eminently sound) view that Sartre never intended the famous case of the waiter-the focus of so much recent attention in these pages-as an illustration of bad ...
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1989
Before man can be free and equal and truly wise he must cast aside the chains of habit and superstition, he must strip sensuality of its pomp and selfishness of its excuses, and contemplate actions and objects as they really are. Shelley, ‘Essay on Christianity’
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Before man can be free and equal and truly wise he must cast aside the chains of habit and superstition, he must strip sensuality of its pomp and selfishness of its excuses, and contemplate actions and objects as they really are. Shelley, ‘Essay on Christianity’
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Anxiety of performativity and anxiety of performance: self-evaluation as bad faith
Oxford Review of Education, 2019Alison M Brady
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