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, 2001 Traduzione dall’italiano allo spagnolo dei seguenti articoli contenuti nel libro "Sartre contra Sartre", Ediciones "del signo", Buenos Aires, 2001: 1) Claudio Tognonato, “Introducción” (pp. 13-16); 2) Franco Ferrarotti, “Ocaso del intelectual y fin de la involuntariedad del pensamiento (el caso Sartre)” (pp. 17-31); 3) Bruno Romano, “Sartre: los otros
Rosana Ariolfo
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Sartre and Bergson: A Disagreement about Nothingness [PDF]
International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2007 Henri Bergson's philosophy, which Sartre studied as a student, had a profound but largely neglected influence on his thinking. In this paper I focus on the new light that recognition of this influence throws on Sartre's central argument about the ...
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2022
Bergson’s disciple Sartre makes room for nothing through a psychological analysis. Human beings construct absences through their expectations. They perceive absences by virtue of their frustrated expectations. Only a human being can see the absence of word in this sentence. Analytic philosophers find Sartre’s analysis plausible for epistemic perception,
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Bergson’s disciple Sartre makes room for nothing through a psychological analysis. Human beings construct absences through their expectations. They perceive absences by virtue of their frustrated expectations. Only a human being can see the absence of word in this sentence. Analytic philosophers find Sartre’s analysis plausible for epistemic perception,
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Psychiatry, 1986
Why read Sartre? Such is the question which is addressed in this article. In a series of publications, principally his monumental Being and Nothingness (1943), the French philosopher of existentialism challenged traditional psychoanalysis with his "existential psychoanalysis." It has remained a matter of debate whether Sartre's alternative approach to ...
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Why read Sartre? Such is the question which is addressed in this article. In a series of publications, principally his monumental Being and Nothingness (1943), the French philosopher of existentialism challenged traditional psychoanalysis with his "existential psychoanalysis." It has remained a matter of debate whether Sartre's alternative approach to ...
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American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1984
The approaches to understanding a person's life represented by Freud's psychoanalysis and Sartre's "existential psychoanalysis" are fundamentally opposed. Starting from entirely different epistemological premises, they reach irreconcilable views on the nature of man and psychopathology, and lead to quite dissimilar and opposed formulations for ...
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The approaches to understanding a person's life represented by Freud's psychoanalysis and Sartre's "existential psychoanalysis" are fundamentally opposed. Starting from entirely different epistemological premises, they reach irreconcilable views on the nature of man and psychopathology, and lead to quite dissimilar and opposed formulations for ...
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Sartre Studies International, 2021
This article addresses an area of French colonialism, specifically French Algeria, through the critical lens of Jean-Paul Sartre’s theories on race and colonialism developed in Colonialism and Neocolonialism. I focus in particular on two key components of Sartre’s critical commentary: first, the way in which French colonialism established practices ...
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This article addresses an area of French colonialism, specifically French Algeria, through the critical lens of Jean-Paul Sartre’s theories on race and colonialism developed in Colonialism and Neocolonialism. I focus in particular on two key components of Sartre’s critical commentary: first, the way in which French colonialism established practices ...
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2018
Bien que les personnages homosexuels abondent dans les fictions de Sartre, les études consacrées à la pensée sartrienne de l’homosexualité sont rares, souvent limitées à des critiques de l’article « Qu’est-ce qu’un collaborateur ? » ou de la lecture constructiviste du Saint Genet.
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Bien que les personnages homosexuels abondent dans les fictions de Sartre, les études consacrées à la pensée sartrienne de l’homosexualité sont rares, souvent limitées à des critiques de l’article « Qu’est-ce qu’un collaborateur ? » ou de la lecture constructiviste du Saint Genet.
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Sartre, Sartre and the biographical bande dessinée
Studies in Comics, 2018Abstract Biographical comics, graphic novels and bande dessinée (BD) are often seen as ‘stepping stones’ or points of entry into a subject, particularly those of literary or philosophical figures. This article seeks to demonstrate the ways in which this might be disproven by considering the verbo-visual works alongside the theories of ...
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