Sartre, Jean-Paul <br/><br/>
Being and nothingness 
/ Jean-Paul Sartre 
 - New York:  Pocket Books,  1956 
 - 811 p. 
<br/><br/>Part one<br/><br/>The problem of nothingness<br/><br/>Chapter one.<br/><br/>The origin of negation<br/><br/>I. The question<br/><br/>Ii. Negations<br/><br/>Iii. The dialectical concept of nothingness<br/>Iv. The phenomenological concept of nothingness<br/><br/>V. The origin of nothingness<br/><br/>Chapter two. Bad faith<br/><br/>I. Bad faith and falsehood<br/><br/>Ii. Patterns of bad faith<br/><br/>Iii. The "faith" of bad faith<br/><br/>Part two<br/><br/>Being-for-itself<br/><br/>Chapter one. Immediate structures of the for-itself<br/><br/>I. Presence to self<br/><br/>Ii. The facticity of the for-itself<br/><br/>Iii. The for-itself and the being of value<br/><br/>Iv. The for-itself and the being of possibilities<br/><br/>V. The self and the circuit of selfness<br/><br/>Chapter two. Temporality<br/><br/>I. Phenomenology of the three temporal dimensions<br/><br/>Ii. The ontology of temporality<br/><br/>Iii. Original temporality and psychic temporality: reflection<br/><br/>Chapter three. Transcendence<br/><br/>I. Knowledge as a type of relation between the for-itself and the in-itself<br/><br/>Ii. Determination as negation<br/><br/>Iii. Quality and quantity, potentiality, instrumentality<br/><br/>Iv. The time of the world<br/><br/>V. Knowledge<br/><br/>Part three<br/><br/>Being-for-others<br/><br/>Chapter one. The existence of others<br/><br/>I. The problem<br/><br/>Ii. The reef of solipsism<br/><br/>Iii. Husserl, hegel, heidegger<br/><br/>Iv. The look<br/> 
<br/><br/><br/>English 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0671418904 (pbk) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Being--Nothingness
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>142.78  / Sa775